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starting out my journey in philosophy with Kant , is this a good idea ? Any tips?

I had my first contact with philosophy in class when we studied Socrates . 
I was blind but now I see, my eyes are open and I know I want to actually get into philosophy.
I have chose Kant's critique of pure reason as my first book and I wanted to know if you guys have any tips or important things I should know before going into it or as I read it .
Or if maybe you think this is a bad idea or a decent one .
Cheers !
gpt
Following the historical sequence is often a good way to go. With Socrates you make a good start, and since you read about him in Plato, it is a good idea to spend more time with Plato.

There is a strong historical progression from Plato, to Descartes, to Hume, to Kant. Kant's philosophy, is very much part of that progression.