I recently found a physics book I've enjoyed so much I'd like to share it with others interested in physics. Because physics is a hobby for me and something I've studied in the past, I enjoy books that cover a lot of ground with sufficient mathematical precision while being with concise. I don't need to relearn everything. I still know what a vector is.
I've recently found the perfect book:
6 Theories of Modern Physics by Charles Seiffe.
Other Concise Books
Dirac. The General Theory of Relativity
Einstein. The Meaning of Relativity
If I only could keep a few books here are the ones I would choose:
6 Theories, Princeton Math Companion, D'Invernio: Introducing, Anthony Zee, QFT in a Nutshell, Griffths Q&M, Group Theory for chemisrty, Skeleton Key of Math, Goldstein Classical Mechanics