Reddit reviews CompTIA Linux+ and LPIC Practice Tests: Exams LX0-103/LPIC-1 101-400, LX0-104/LPIC-1 102-400, LPIC-2 201, and LPIC-2 202
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Use Cybrary (free resource) for a video course to memorize commands and what their output looks like. Also, take practice tests using this book https://www.amazon.com/CompTIA-Linux-LPIC-Practice-Tests/dp/1119372690/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=LPIC+103+book&qid=1556591216&s=gateway&sr=8-3
For my Linux course that I teaching, I really like the textbook we are using by Jason Eckhart. Besides the projects that are included in the book, there is a lab manually as well. Of course, these are considered to be textbooks, so the price is outRAGEous. If I had got to actually plan this class I would have choose a different set of books. If you shop around, you can usually find them for fairly cheap. I found the lab manual for $18 on Ablebooks.
For non-textbooks you can look at the Sybex study guide and work book. I've used the Sybex Workbook for the A+ many years ago and found it to be helpful.