What Are the Best Introductory Astrophysics Books for Beginners?

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Alexandria is seeking advice on preparing for an upcoming Astrophysics course and is looking for book recommendations to read during summer vacation. The discussion highlights the importance of selecting accessible texts that can provide a solid foundation in astrophysics concepts. Participants suggest specific books that are known for their clarity and comprehensibility, ensuring that newcomers can grasp the material without feeling overwhelmed. The focus is on finding resources that balance depth with readability, making them suitable for someone new to the subject.
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Hi,

I'm taking Astrophysics as an option next year. So I'm relatively new in this world, can you give me some advices, some books to read in my summer vacation ?

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Alexandria
 
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Are they easy to be read and understood ?

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