Would like some physics book recommendations?

Cambridge International AS Level and A Level Physics Coursebook http://goo.gl/oGzfp. It covers all the material required for the Cambridge syllabus. The accompanying Student's CD-ROM includes many more questions linked to each chapter, including multiple choice, how to tackle the examinations, and animations, a glossary and summaries.

each examination board many cases recommends books on your particular syllabus, so seem at their website. You oftentimes gained't impress everybody in a very own actuality via putting forward you have learn books - even with the undeniable actuality that the impressive Feynman Lectures pronounced via some distinctive individual. would be an exception. even with the undeniable actuality that in case you declare you have learn particular books, and function an interview, be arranged to talk with regard to the books and what you obtain right here in the time of stimulating.approximately them - everybody can declare to have learn some factor. additionally attempt 'The Emperors' New strategies' via Roger Penrose. great and heavy going, yet eye-catching.

Each exam board usually recommends books for your specific syllabus, so check out their website.

You generally won't impress anyone in a personal statement by saying you have read books - but the wonderful Feynman Lectures mentioned by someone else. might be an exception. However if you claim you have read certain books, and have an interview, be prepared to talk about the books and what you found stimulating.about them - anyone can claim to have read anything.

Also try 'The Emperors' New Mind' by Roger Penrose. Large and heavy going, but fascinating.

"A Level Physics" ??? What's that?

I would recommend the Feynman Lectures on Physics to any student of physics.