[Ima saver]

I did reccommend those two. Another real simple one is the wealthy barber by David Chilton. It is not about barbering but advice from the wealthiest man in town. I have always thought if you wanted advice about financial matters, you should ask a rich person.
It is an easy read book.
Also, "The only other investment guide you'll ever need" by Andrew Tobias. It was thru reading these books and the Money magazine that I picked up all of my financial knowledge.
Mary Hunt's book is more about getting out of debt, but we all have to do that in order to have money to invest. I am so happy to see some younger people interested in investing.
The best time to start investing is when you are young, the second best time is today!