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Really depends what you want to accomplish. If you want to build your own portfolio for the long term there's some classic value investing books, but they will require you to read annual reports and crunch numbers and take a fair amount of time to choose what you want to invest in. If that interests you I can give you a list of books.
The other option is to set up a recurring monthly investment into a low cost S&P 500 tracking fund, some sort of international equity fund and a bond fund. That would give you a low cost diversified portfolio that benefits from dollar cost averaging.
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