Chess Books For Beginners

This is talking about me. I'm around 300-400 elo right now and want to buy some chess books. I know most basic things like a fork, initiative, skewer, a few openings and a few endgames (not too much on either openings or endgames because I'm not sure if they're necessary.
I also know that books are a pretty good way to learn, because Bobby Fischer learnt from almost only chess books. Along with many other great people. 

I want to know what chess books are good, and I want to have ones for when I become a more intermediate player too. I like playing against myself a lot in chess, usually an a bit a day. The book I have right now is Play Winning Chess (Yasser Seirawan), along with the fact that I'm thinking about buying Winning Chess Tactics, and Winning Chess Strategy. I want to have some more books because I have quite a bit of free time right now, like I usually play chess for hours on end but I've only really started playing last week, though I made this account 2 weeks ago.

Thanks to anyone who replies and helps. 

P.S. Should I buy the Winning Chess Tactics & Strategy, because I've heard great things about them. But I mostly still want other books, thank you.