How about https://livebook.manning.com/book/the-joy-of-clojure-second-edition/chapter-1/ ?

You can also solve some simple problems with Clojure on https://exercism.org/

A lot of people say Joy of Clojure is not a great book for beginners, unless they've had some Lisp or FP exposure. Getting Clojure is probably a better starting point, or perhaps Living Clojure. There's also the free online Clojure for the Brave and True (just ignore the Emacs chapter -- use whatever editor you're already comfortable with, if it has Clojure integration).. (that said, I learned Clojure via Joy of Clojure 1st ed -- but I had some Lisp/FP background already)

I don't think this is going to be a very popular recommendation to a beginner but my first introduction to Clojure was "Programming Clojure" (the third edition) and I thought it was great, especially if you do some of the exercises on exercism and the like. 🙂