What is a good introductory book for quantum physics?

[cfalcon]

hey everyone,
could any of you recommend a good introductory quantum physics book? the thing is...i'm just interested in physics in terms of curiosity. I'm not doing physics major or anything. i always keep hearing how relativity and quantum theory are the two most believed models, but each specializes in things the other doesn't. i took a course in uni. that introduced me to relativity, so now i often get curious about what quantum physics is all about. so, that said...any suggestions?

 

[George Jones]

At what level in terms of mathematics?

The Strange World of Quantum Mechanics by Daniel F. Styer is good, but non-mathematical.

Introduction to Quantum Mechanics by David J. Griffiths is a standard mathematical introduction for physics majors.

 

[cfalcon]

thanx a lot...i'll try the non mathematical one first