One of my all time classic reads. I recommend beginners that would love diving into the twist and turns of To Kill A Mockingbird it would be a good start to their journey of reading. It is a great mind opening experience with racial inequality, injustice to people of color as well as simple what they consider under privileged folk as well. I think the Finch family is a learning experience for all who read, that no matter what the societal norms are right is always right no matter what. This novel speaks to you and broaden your way of thinking, it help you consider justice for all. What book do you recommend for beginner readers?

That's indeed a great recommendation! I think 'The Alchemist' by Paulo Coelho is also a good option for beginners. It's a wonderful story of self-discovery and perseverance. It's a good read too.

Rich Dad Poor Dad would be my recommendation. It's about a gentleman who has a dad that was good with money (made the right financial decisions, saved, invested etc.) and then he had a step-dad, the poor dad, who made bad financial decisions, didn't save, got it debt etc. It's an extremely good read because it gives you 2 perspectives with money and how your decisions can either make you closer to financial freedom or get you more in debt living paycheck to paycheck.

I think it's extremely important to learn about finances and find a way to manage your money that works for you but also helps you gain financial freedom to where you are able to retire and have savings for a rainy day.