"In The Shadow of Young Girls in Flowers" by Marcel Proust

The man is every bit the legendary author his reputation declares him. This second installment of "In Keeping with Lost Time" series follows our young Proust into his preadolescent years, many spent by the sea where he, begins to find a life after Gilberte. Albertine enters as a new love interest. This book continues the deep, insightful remembrance of our collective youth and the experiences we have all had.

"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert T. Kiyosaki

This book has stood the test of time. 20 years old but still as poignant as anything written today. The aspect that most impressed me was the breakdown of assets vs liabilities and the rally call encouraging readers to get frugal and make your money work for you, constantly learning more as you go along. It was a very quick and inspiring read.