VERY Good philosophy educating books

I might say I'm fairly good at my philosophy and all but I have only been scratching the surface of it for about 4 years, I would like to spend a lot more time on the subject and I was wondering if you could help me with any great books or sites regarding topic.

You may want to have a look at this one, in the field of Ethics:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/33811595/Ethical-Explorations

In its introduction it will give you links to two other books by the same author: A Unified Theory of Ethics
and Ethical Adventures. The three of them comprise a trilogy.

1# Well first of I wanted to tell you that I am not a BAD Philosopher for being new, and the second part was only to tell you I have not read many books or read any history about Philosophy, I feel as if I want to create my own history instead of reading about others to create mine, I am sure great Philosophers did not really read books to know what they were doing, they just knew cause they were thinking in a different way.

#2 Philosophy is the study of general and fundamental problems concerning matters such as existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language.

Philosophy exactly.

You will go, "- Oh but there are other areas of Philosophy blabla" well I mean original Philosophy, hence I did not add anything else to Philosophy.

I am sure great Philosophers did not really read books to know what they were doing, they just knew cause they were thinking in a different way.

to Philosophize in the very beginning was not to read books about other peoples history and quotes, it was to really think of what matters and what doesn't, the very first Philosophers would surely just have liked to think about things and express it, they did not learn to be a Philosopher they were the one who learned people how to think like they did and they were the ones who wrote down their thoughts into their books for people to read.

to Philosophize in the very beginning was not to read books about other peoples history and quotes, it was to really think of what matters and what doesn't, the very first Philosophers would surely just have liked to think about things and express it, they did not learn to be a Philosopher they were the one who learned people how to think like they did and they were the ones who wrote down their thoughts into their books for people to read.

Don't you get it? Let's say that you and me are going to try out something new that we have no experience in whatsoever, And for some reason I am much better than you at it at the very start. That's what I mean by saying that I am pretty good for being new at it.

I might say I'm fairly good at my philosophy and all but I have only been scratching the surface of it for about 4 years, I would like to spend a lot more time on the subject and I was wondering if you could help me with any great books or sites regarding topic.

I was wondering if you could help me with any great books or sites regarding topic.