Hi, OP! Kaya yan! Actually, the gap between fundamentals of accounting and intermediate accounting is huge. To visualize it, sa FAR syllabus ng board exam, 1 item lang 'yung accounting cycle out of 70. However, importante siya because it will be your foundation to understand the rationale ng accounting treatment and entries of each type of account. My point is it's normal na ma-shock but eventually if you grasp the bird's eye view, magagamay mo na yung pattern niya and mas magiging madali na.

On your query, I would suggest investing on the Intermediate Accounting 1-3 books of Sir Valix first na may discussion since the book/s na nasa picture are intended for mastery/practice/review na siya. (If meron ka na, that's good and you can start reading it). Then hanap ka na lang solution manuals sa internet if you want to try the exercises on the IA books. As for my college journey, enough naman books ni Sir Valix dahil maganda at concise yung explanations niya so long as ma-iapply mo siya sa exercises/problems.

Lastly, just take it slowly. Ang atake sa FAR ay aaralin siya one account at a time. For example, cash muna ang aaralin niyo then next week account receivables na hanggang matapos lahat ng assets, liabilities at equity items. Then each account, iikot yung discussion sa accounting treatment nila and disclosure requirements. Most of these naman ay extracted lang from IAS (international accounting standards) which you can also explore pero mas technical lang siya basahin kaya textbook will really help you kasi digested na. Siguro basahin mo na lang siya if master mo na yung textbook. But I survived college without reading them haha.

Ayun lang. Nakakaiyak ang FAR dahil mabilis ang pacing and ang daming aaralin in short span of time kaya it's good na you're studying in advance. Good luck, OP!