I am looking for an easy pattern to make since I am a beginner. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Hiii welcome to Ribblr! You can check out my shop! I’ll post another couple patterns for you in just a sec! 
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Absolutely! Ribblr is filled with great beginner friendly patterns! A good place to start is small amigurami, like little birds, frogs, whales, bees, etc. They’ll give you practice for colour changes and stitch variation without being too difficult! If you’re looking for more functional things to crochet, I recommend bookmarks, charger wraps, small pouches. If you want to crochet something wearable, maybe a simple headband!
I will try to find some specific patterns to link for you, but all of the above can easily be searched for in the search bar if you’d like to find some!
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Thank you both for your suggestions!!!
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I will definitely try some of these patterns!
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Practice by making simple things like coasters, face scrubbies, simple granny squares and anything that is worked flat and in rows. This will help you practice and perfect your stitches whilst also teaching you how to read simple patterns.
I don’t recommend making amigurumi until you have mastered the basics such as chaining, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, increasing and decreasing. 
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Hii!! Yeah sure!!
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looks like you have enough pattern recommendations! also, i wanted to emphasize practicing your stitches and making test squares :)
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welcome to ribblr! You can check out my star pattern!
you should do a penguin they are normally 
really easy