Best book for chemistry

[izzahzainab]

Ive just started with AS level, can you guys please recommend the best book from the following?

1. Chemistry for Advanced level ( P Cann, P Hyghes)
2. Cambridge international AS and A level chemistry coursebook (Norris, R.ryan)
3. AS and A level chemistry (Ratcliff, B Eccles)
4. En Ramsden's book

thanks :roll: :beer:

 

[aquariangurl]

EN Ramsden is a bit too advanced, but I'd recommend it for Organic Chem. It goes deep into the details.
Rest, the best is AS & A level Chemistry by Brian Ratclliffe =]
But everyone has their own opinion though. Wait for what others suggest.

 

[izzahzainab]

what about physics?

 

[CaptainDanger]

International A/As level Physics by Chris Mee, Mike Crundell, Brian Arnold, Wendy Brown!

 

[SherKhan]

If your teacher gives you good concepts then (Norris, R.ryan) book is good for you because it do not go in deep details.
And if you want to do self study and do not follow any specific tutor then i will recommend
A Level Chemistry by M.Ayub (not in your book list)....It has 2 parts Book 1 for AS and Book 2 for A2...
If you buy this one then be sure that you get latest edition...

But everyone has their own opinion though. Wait for what others suggest.

 

[unique840]

what about physics?

roger muncaster is also a good buk 4 physics...