The best star chart that I have come across is the one that I got at a Barnes & Noble book store in the astronomy/astrology section.
Look for a chart that has a line connecting the stars of the constellations since that makes it easier to identify each of the constellations that are within your view.
A star chart is much easier to use if you know where North or South is. You can use the Big Dipper to point the way to the North Star. If you can recognize the Constellation Orion, remember that the sword scabbard always hangs-pointing South.
The farther away from civilization that you are, then the less light pollution you will have to deal with which allows you to see many more stars.
Disclaimer: I have no affiliation with Barnes & Noble OR any other publishing firm, distributor, or retailer. I mentioned B&N because they came to my mind first, but what I said is true of any book store.
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