I’d like to present a list of recommended Puritan works (well, perhaps a couple of them are best considered honorary Puritans).  They’re all available online.  In no particular order of merit:-

• A Body of Divinity, by Thomas Watson – Watson teaches Christian doctrine with winsomeness and insight.
• The Christian in Complete Armour, by William Gurnall – a surpassingly wonderful exposition of part of Ephesians 6.
• The Pilgrim’s Progress, by John Bunyan – a timeless classic
• The Fountain of Life, by John Flavel – presenting Christ in his essential and mediatorial glory
• The Bruised Reed, by Richard Sibbes – comfort for the afflicted
• The Reformed Pastor, by Richard Baxter – towards a truly godly Christian ministry
• Exposition of the Old and New Testaments, by Matthew Henry.  This commentary will never go out of date.
• Letters, by Samuel Rutherford – wise pastoral counsel
• Distinguishing Marks of a Work of the Spirit of God, by Jonathan Edwards – reflections on revival
• The Art of Prophesying, by William Perkins – on preaching