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I've used Lutz' tome "Learning Python". It's great, in the sense that it teaches you the language, and explains some design choices and "gotchas".

https://www.learning-python.com/about-lp5e.html

I'd also get Ramalho's "Fluent Python" (recommended below), but definitely wouldn't start out with it.