I don't know if I started in a hurry, but I'm reading the Pro Git ebook as my first book in English. What do you think? Of course, as it is my first reading in an English book, it may take me a long time to read it entirely, but do you think it is advisable to start with a technical book?
A short "lesson". You add
files -> commit
changes(added files) -> push
to server -> then you pull
other's commits from server. There is a book called Pro Git you can get it for free on amazon. It explains a lot of stuff
If you're okay with using an ebook (IME, tablets like the Fire 10 are great for reading technical books as you can easily add notes and highlight sections of interest), and you don't mind some dry reading, then the Pro Git book is free:
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Pro-Git-Scott-Chacon-ebook/dp/B01ISNIKES/
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It's at least useful as a reference aid.
The only tutorial people will ever need is this.