Buddhism reading guide?

[Husseinisdoingfine]

I just ordered the first book on this list, is it any good? Has anyone else read the books from this list?

I discovered this jpeg from browsing 4chan’s ‘/lit/‘ board btw.

[BipolarGrowth]

Looks like a decent list. 
 

Bhikkhu Candana does a lot of Sutta readings and translations which I find to be really high quality. 
 

Here’s his video on the Ānāpānasati Sutta which is probably one of the most important to know: 

 

[Kshantivadin]

I think studying the Suttas requires a certain level of practice and also devotion before being able to get the most out of them. People can also burnout pretty easily that way, it seems. Walpola Rahula - What the Buddha Taught + Bhante G - Mindfulness in Plain English, Eight Mindful Steps to Happiness would be a good intro to studying for me. Then it's all about practice

The Suttas are mostly addressed to particular brahmins or Bikkhus regarding a certain element of practice.

[Chakra Lion]

Have you read Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse? 
Understanding the life and challenges of Siddhartha may keep you from the same traps that he fell into. 

[Spence94]

4 hours ago, Chakra Lion said:

Have you read Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse? 
Understanding the life and challenges of Siddhartha may keep you from the same traps that he fell into. 

Decent movie too.