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I am very interested in Nietzsche. How would you recommend I begin my exploration of his ideas?

First of all, I apologize if this is not the type of question expected in this sub. 

I do not have much experience in philosophy and have heard that Nietzsche is extremely complicated. I am currently in high school and have only read a select few topics of philosophy: bits and pieces of *Being and Nothingness*, *The Stranger* (if you can count that), a good amount of articles/papers on various topics recommended by my teacher, and some other things I can't remember right now. I have been told by my friend that *Genealogy of Morals* would be a good introduction to Nietzsche, but I would love to get more perspectives from you all. Thanks!
gpt
Walter Kaufmann's Nietzsche: Philosopher, Psychologist, Antichrist is a great book to introduce Nietzsche before you dive into his works themselves. Once you get to his works themselves steer clear of Thus Spoke Zarathustra before you get a good basis of his philosophy before you have to tackle all those metaphors and symbolic language.