What Are the Best Resources for a High School Student to Learn Nuclear Physics?

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I am new to this forum and I hope to ask questions after I do some research and I still cannot find the answer. Currently I am in HS, but I just finished calculus and physics and now I am studying nuclear physics books. I only want to be a humble nuclear physics learner.
 
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