Greetings,
All recommendations would do. I’m completely clueless on where to start and I’m pretty much interested in everything.
Can I get a little bit of a representation?
Works of Darkness would be a good one to start with. Evoking Eternity is also good if evocation is part of your interests. Gallery of Magick tends to have very good books that are beginner friendly. Baal Kadmon is a great author if you are looking more into adding historical elements to your rituals.
The historical grimoires can be good to look through but keep in mind that they are written with a religious overtone (such as the grand grimoire, the lesser and greater key of solomon, the four books of occult wisdom, etc).
It all depends on your interests in the end.
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Now if u are into all in once, go to abebooks and u be happy to find lots of books, any tipe u looking,?
Well, since this is BALG I recommend buying the Become A Living God E-book first, best modern step by step guide on the subject IMO.
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No not any type, I’m okay with any book even if it’s cheap.
Friendly reminder to please keep recommendations to sites that actually pay the authors, thanks. 
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Diary of a Devilworshipper by the author Ryan Anschauung.
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What @Dralukmun said. The old stuff can be very difficult to work with. Or even to read. The modern grimoires have normally been written to make magick more accessible. They are the distillation of many years of work by experienced occultists and contain systems to make the magick easy and effective.
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If you want practical material then go for modern grimoires instead. The old grimoires can be nice if you want some lore behind certain spirits, like I enjoy reading The Arbatel because it says some interesting things about the Olympic spirits, but I prefer a more practical method to working with them.
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