Physics book for 15 year old boy 
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List of good classical physics books 

my name is Bruno Alano. As stated in the title, I'm 15 years old (I'll do 16 on 7 of Feb) and much love Computer Science (C, C++), Mathematics and Physics.
Some information may have been unnecessary, but my question is: What is the suggestion of a good physics book for a teenager of my age? I know basic things (speed, shoveller these issues and basic primary and secondary).
A good reason for this is my Awe in mathematics and physics. Besides that maybe one day be useful in what I really want a career (science or computer engineering).
And another question: It is interesting physics in the area I want to go? I'm at an age that would be good to learn beyond what is taught in common schools?
 A: "Physics for the Inquiring Mind: The Methods, Nature, and Philosophy of Physical Science" by Eric M. Rogers is a superb book for a teenager. It doesn't overwhelm the reader with esoteric mathematics and provides a very solid foundation which is often missing in so many books. Expensive at about 60 dollars , I found a copy for 15 dollars, so seek young man and ye shall find!
On Amazon: Physics for the Inquiring Mind
Similarities in Physics - John Northrup Shive and Robert Weber is another great book for showing the interconnectedness in physics and basic ideas ranging from Simple Harmonic Motion, Heat, Noise etc. Actually I think this is one of the great and unknown pedagogical books for physics and it's free here. you really can't go wrong reading that one.
If you like a laugh and the kooky then try Macschrödinger's Cat - Jim O'Brien also at Amazon, but don't read this one for insight or learning, read this one just to stretch your mind.
A: Even if it doesn't answer your question directly i think these videolectures are a great place to start and really motivating (and for free):


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*Walter Lewin ot the MIT:
http://web.mit.edu/physics/people/faculty/lewin_walter.html go to --> take a class Physics I, II, III 

*Foundations of Modern Physics: Leonard Susskind
http://academicearth.org/courses/foundations-of-modern-physics
A: It is not a physics books, though this book will make you a physics lover.
Surely You are joking Mr. Feynman
If you can get books for highschool that would be a good start, don't rush yourself, learning physics takes time and hard work.
