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Listener and Humanis's links are excellent.
If you're serious about trying it out, you can pick up the Beginner's Box; I have it, and it's a fantastic introduction to Pathfinder. It comes with a Player's Handbook and DM's Guide of sorts. Not the "full" Pathfinder game, but excellent at getting the basics down.
Once you get your feet wet (whether it be just with the free options, or after the Beginner's Box) you can pick up the Core Rulebook and Bestiary and be good to go!
I'd suggest picking up some of the Pathfinder Modules to start on- they do an excellent job of setting the tone and style for how Pathfinder is to be played. I suggest Master of the Fallen Fortress because it's free and a great place to start. Not much RP or real story, but it's a simple short intro to combat and environmental hazards.
I dig that that he is proficient with the flute. He should have one of those Double flutes that the gelfling has in the Dark Crystal to represent your ambidexterity. https://www.amazon.com/Crystal-Flute-Firca-Double-Replica/dp/B00Z5OJKWA
So yeah, that looks as good as you can do as a Duel wielding barbarian at level 5. I see you got the Duel welding feat, unless you want to reflavor a light weapon that is the only way to DW them.
As you level in the future, I could suggest you take a level in Fighter for the Two Weapon Fighting style. And then maybe even go to 3 in fighter for action surge and a subclass. My pick for Fighter subclass is Battle Master, as it doesn't conflict with your bonus action attack. Maybe Cavalier for tanking to spread your mark around to the the most enemies you can and really force lots of enemies to target your large HP pool and resistance to all damage.
Or a straight fighter (battle master or cavalier) is also a pretty good class for a duel wielder if you want.
People will tell you Duel Weilding is sub optimal and they are not wrong, but a barbarian is not a wholey horrible class for two flails and has tons of flavor.
Have fun!