Who enjoys Physics?

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Hello. I need the help of intelligent, experienced physicists.)
I am a 10th grade student, recently realizing that I started physics, I decided to change the situation. Started from scratch. From the 7th grade Peryshkin. How I built the training: I read a block of paragraphs, took notes, solved problems and tried to go deeper, i.e. if everything is considered superficially in the 7th grade textbook, I try to look for material on this topic from other sources and build a general good idea (But not really getting out of the 7th grade physics framework, all in due time). The last topic I got acquainted with is Electromagnetic phenomena (Peryshkin 8th grade).
What is the point of the question. I ask you to advise how Peryshkin can be supplemented (while I am completing my base for further study), and advise a good, deep and extensive course in physics (that is, after mastering just the base, the manual is more serious, but not leaving the school course). To my surprise, there was a great desire to simply "deep" into it. From what I found, this is Butikov / Kondratiev in 3 volumes, either people advise courses already at the university level, or "100 points in the USE in 80 days." The second, obviously early, the third - no comment.

Answer 1

Landsberg and Myakishev textbooks .

Answer 2

I recommend the course of Detlaf and Yavorsky:

Answer 3

First and second on this list Gendenstein has many more great books

Answer 4

Fine. Of course, many thanks to all of you. But there are so many of you, you advise completely different things, whom you would trust. Let me explain my situation. I am studying in math. school with inf. technical bias. Mathematics is weak, although completely (the level of the Pratusevich textbook), Physics is Myakishev's textbook.
In fact, for good, I need to pass the exam in order to become a cool programmer in the future and work at Google. But while I'm not as great as I can be, that's why I asked for your help. I do not set myself the goal of dragging Phystech, Unified State Examination, etc. He began to drag the subject, carried away. I asked for a good course that does not show how to solve puzzles and gives formulas. And it makes you think too. In short, a foolish boy must not only put everything in his mouth, but also chew it.