For those starting in physics with a focus on basic calculus, several book recommendations emerged. "I.E. Irodov's Problems in General Physics" is suggested for its helpful approach to Newton's laws and kinematics, though it includes calculus in topics like electrostatics and gravitation. "Halliday Resnick Fundamentals of Physics" is noted for its accessible use of calculus, making it suitable for beginners. The Schaum series is also recommended for its straightforward explanations. Additionally, Jearl Walker's "Flying Circus of Physics" offers a fun, low-calculus approach to physics concepts. Feynman's lectures are highlighted for their foundational calculus applications in motion, making them a valuable resource for understanding basic physics principles.
