Reddit reviews Airplane Flying Handbook (FAA-H-8083-3A)
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Every pilot needs to own the Pilots Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge and The Airplane Flying Handbook.
This may be beyond the scope what you're looking for, but the best aviation book I have ever seen is Everything Explained for the Professional Pilot. I highly recommend it.
I'm just starting down the PPL journey myself, and here are a few links that have helped me out along the way...
MZeroA Flight Training Jason does a really great job dissecting everything into it's component parts.
Our very own Schteevie may be better known to you as FlightChops and puts together some really great videos about his flight experiences. He's Canadian, and thus super critical of himself, but we won't hold that against him. ;) Seriously though, the amount of humility this guy shows in his videos is awesome and really "grounds" the series. (no pun intended.)
ShareAviation.com is yet-another-resource that a few of the aforementioned pilots are a part of. It's more like a gathering of people, but you can use this as a spring-board to find a wealth of valuable information.
A few books that have also helped me along the way:
FAA Airplane Flying Handbook is a little light on the technical details, but details flight maneuvers you should work on and whatnot. Link goes to Amazon.
FAA's Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge is a lot more dense, but dives into a lot more of the mechanical concepts (and math!) of flying. Link goes to Amazon.