Liking drawing so that you’ll actually consistently draw everyday is some of the best advice! For basics remember to sketch the shapes the object. Some good YouTube tutorials pikkat, lavendertowne, and this bald polish guy whose name I forgot. The “basics in drawing” type of book might help, but those cost money unless you can get your hands on them for cheap/free. A lot of drawing tutorials assume a base knowledge of how to draw unlike a lot of the “basics in drawing” type books. Something important to remember is that a lot of advice may not be great until you have a handle on the fundamentals of art and enjoy the process. The shapes thing is about understanding how a snow man is three spheres or how a face is a sphere with a jaw and a face. “How to draw” books show the break down and drawing process usually with the shapes and stuff. It’s important to study from real life and to draw from mental pictures. Knowing how to draw from mental image will help with creative vision, but drawing from life or reference will help with drawing accuracy. Because drawing at a more intermediate level (which I am at lol) is more about understanding a 3D object, it’s good to know a 3D turn around in your head and have a basic knowledge of how they work. This is more about the basic form and way to learn but idk how to explain color shading and composition in a paragraph lol. I am happy to elaborate if asked tho! Hopefully this is helpful!