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Reddit mentions of A Pocket Prayer Book for Orthodox Christians [red paper cover]: "The Little Red Prayer Book"
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Things you can do at home: I'd recommend getting a prayer book (I started with this one: https://www.amazon.com/Pocket-Prayer-Orthodox-Christians-paper/dp/B000FFYC72/) and start reading the morning, afternoon, and evening prayers. They won't take long and, practiced consistently, they will begin to incline your heart towards God. They did mine.
Regarding the Jesus Prayer: God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of love and of a sound mind. You need not be afraid of invoking the name of Jesus "wrongly" as long as you are doing it out of love and a sound mind. Say it reverently and with great love.
"Beginning to Pray" by Met. Anthony Bloom is a wonderful read if you are trying to understand prayer better: https://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Pray-Anthony-Bloom/dp/0809115093/ It has the added virtue of being short.
And to echo what others have said, find a way that you can stand in the Church and apprehend this with more than just your noggin'. Seriously. Even if that means you can only get out once or twice a month. That's where my family is at right now, at least through the end of the year. Orthodoxy is such a wonderful thing to experience, but it's also so rich that for inquirers like you and me, even once or twice a month may be enough beauty to feed on until our situations improve.
St. Tikhon's is quite similar to the Jordanville. The main difference is in terms of nicer layout/binding.
If you are looking for something more simplified the "little red" prayer book might be good: https://www.amazon.com/Pocket-Prayer-Orthodox-Christians-paper/dp/B000FFYC72 (most of the content is online here: http://ww1.antiochian.org/orthodox-prayers) -- it also has the full text of the Divine Liturgy in it which is useful if you are new to the Orthodox Church and want to become familiar with the church service.
With the Jordanville, its also totally fine to just use it as a resource and pick out a few short prayers that speak to your heart -- you don't have follow the long lists of recommended prayers!
God bless!