Reddit reviews Motorcycle Workshop Practice Techbook (Haynes Repair Manuals)
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Step-by-step procedures Linked to over 700 easy-to-follow photos and illustrationsComplete troubleshooting section helps identify specific problemsWritten from hand-on experience based on a vehicle teardown and rebuild using commonly available toolsTips give valuable short cuts to make the job easier and eliminate the need for special toolsHundreds of photos and illustrations to Guy you through every job
Start off with a Haynes manual like u/Kartious said. It's as good a starting point as any and will familiarise you with your machine and the procedures which can be mostly repeated across all machines.
Haynes also do some great general workshop manuls like The Motorcycle Tech book and the Motorcycle Electrical tech book both of which are on my wishlist despite a certain degree of mechanical savvy from years of tinkering and a father who was father engineer.
You've also got things like Diploma Motorcycle Maintenance and Repair which is going to be more advanced and in depth. It's an academic text book at NVQ lvl 2, so it's advanced but shouldn't be dauntingly so after you're familiar with common procedures, fault finding and mechanics and will provide an excellent overview and in clear stages of progression as well.