What books to read to improve Python code?

Question

Python

4 years shitcoded PHP modules and plugins for various CMS. Now the range of tasks required from programming has expanded, I decided to learn Python for these purposes, I read A Byte of Python for review. I write what I write, but in the end it's all the same php shit code with rare glimpses of the similarity of OOP and various Python functions. What can I read to make my Python code more "correct"?
PS For me, programming is just a means of solving the tasks that I need, I'm not eager to "learn in 24 hours and go freelancing millions", I just like it and I want to write code just a little better for myself.

Answer 1

Perfect Code / Steve McConnell.
Almost a Bible. Many consider it a must-read.
UPD Clarification: This book is not about Python. It's about the code in general.

Answer 2

I know two good books.
Python tricks - best practice in Python, not very big.
Fluent python - this one is for deep learning.

Answer 3

the best book is github.com
take any well-known open source product and see how it was implemented
then another product and see approaches. choose which one is closer to you and develop your own style,
everything is simple :)