Great. I spent a few years learning electronics then materials of all kinds on my own. It felt as weird as interesting. This comes at the right time.
I read the first third of Tony Kuphaldt books on electronics (DC, Kirschoff laws up to thevenin, a bit of AC too), very nice as it's easy, not too fuzzy and not too concise.
I'm starting Griffiths electrodynamics because I feel I can swallow more theory.
Just yesterday I finally made a nichrome wire ring to cut non-scored glass bottles. Super impressive to manipulate matter like that.
[0] I'm not in a study friendly environment right now, so watching people do simple stuff on video was my main source of motivation and inspiration. I wish I can finally go full circle with more theory.