RE: best plane for begginers
Basty,
There are many good trainers on the market to choose from. I'd suggest a high wing trainer with a high lift airfoil (flat bottomed)for a first plane. The size is pretty much up to you and your budget. There are some good packages offered by Tower and others which include the engine and radio gear.
I started on a sixty size trainer many years ago with a glow engine, electrics were really not all that available or popular at that time. I ended up being mostly self taught with only one flight on a buddy cord. A lot of flights up in three mistakes high country for awhile until I got used to flying the airplane coming toward me. I made some mistakes along the way, but nothing that totally destroyed the airplane. Like anything it depends upon the individual, each of us are different in how we approach things.
It would be advice to find a instructor at your local club which by doing so it will most certainly enhance your success.