Best to start with climbs that have easy access and no abseil required:
Moonlighting the Renovations, Mt York (grade 17, 35m, 2 pitches)
Here Be Dragons, Mt Gibraltar (grade 18, 52m, 4 pitches)
Schwing, Medlow Bath (grade 18, 46m, 2 pitches)
Whymper, Sublime Point (grade 19, 150m, 5 pitches)
Weld Party, Bald Head (grade 19, 80m, 3 pitches)
Penny Arcade, Mt Boyce (grade 20, 54m, 3 pitches)
Big Bird, Mt Gibraltar (grade 20, 65m, 3 pitches)
Saccharine Nightmare, Sublime Point (grade 22, 100m, 4 pitches)
The next routes all require an abseil, but have access to the base of the climb or easy escape from an adjacent easy route:
Let’s Get a Taco, Medlow Bath (grade 18, 36m, 2 pitches)
Stuck in the Middle with You, Medlow Bath (grade 19, 38m, 2 pitches)
Bohemiath, Medlow Bath (grade 20, 37m, 2 pitches)
Mr Orange, Medlow Bath (grade 21, 38m, 2 pitches)
My Way or the Highway, Medlow Bath (grade 21, 39m, 2 pitches)
Multi-pitch abseiling is required for the next ones:
Mr Big, James Bond (grade 19, 85m, 3 pitches)
Dirty Rotten Pig, Rhum Dhu (grade 19, 130m, 4 pitches)
The Rift, Heathcliff (grade 19, 55m, 3 pitches)
Cats in the Cradle, Mt Boyce (grade 19, 53m, 3 pitches)
These ones have no escape from the base, so you would need to get back to the top somehow:
Whale of a Time, Scarborough Cliffs (grade 16, 50m, 3 pitches)
Bellbird Wall, Pulpit Rock (grade 18, 100m, 3 pitches)
Keenes Hobble, Bald Head (grade 17, 65m, 3 pitches)
Pierce’s pass has an escape from the base, but very long bushbashing:
West Face of the Mirrorball, Pierce’s Pass (grade 19, 120m, 4 pitches)
Bunny Bucket Buttress, Pierce’s Pass (grade 18, 270m, 8 pitches)