If you're looking for something more always ther has in a community, there's been a skype group up: https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/32brsm/looking_for_a_python_study_buddy/ ; https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/32gjlb/skype_group_up_and_running_for_python_study/ you can ask that guy to add you, there's about 30 people there, been growing, lots of beginners, some intermediate and college students.

If you or anyone for the matter wants, they can add me on skype: simonwoodburyforget; For that matter i'm actually a 4-6 month beginner, self tough from 5 to 10 hours a day.

I am actively working on one of my first project every day, i am looking to help some people out learning and people who just want to discuss anything at all, i have a good solid understanding of any basics and have to much time for my self until i get to college which is going to start really easy for me anyways now that i think about it.

If you want someone to help you out learning, to chat back and forth with or talk, i'd be whiling to do that for has long has i have time. I've also always been a fan of tighter community's which is why i am on the skype group. I also need to see what i know and don't know, so teaching people is the best way to do that. Maybe later on we could get a group to start a project with to learn more development practices.

I would personally vouch for this: http://inventwithpython.com/inventwithpython_3rd.pdf ; free online book if you're looking for good fun learning content, it makes you build up multiple small games instead of just memorizing syntax. Either way any learning content you enjoy is the best learning content, everyone learns differently.