Anyone know of any good books that teach physics through concepts rather than rote memorization?

I'm really smart but I'm getting a 52% in my AP Physics class right now because I never do any of the work - I can't stand repition!! I like experiments that demonstrate principles, but ADD immediately kicks into gear whenever I see a story problem...

Try Carl Sagans' non-fiction books.

Hmmm
Well I checked his stuff out, doesn't seem to be much help for an AP Physics class.
Anybody else?

Get yourself a dope book. I like Halliday and Resnick. Straight to he point. I have the second edition it's from 1982 it's my bible. Read your book before class and do all the problems at the end of each section in your book. basically what you would do for any hard class. you just have to bite the fuciing bullet. it helps if you like physics.

here's two of my fav physics links http://www.mchawking.com http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/physics/