There was Discussion below on a reading list for clergy. I thought that it would be fitting to begin where it’s most proper—a brief recommended reading list for laity.
Bible, BCP, and Hymnal go without saying…
Then:
2. Luther’s Large & Small Catechisms
3. Athanasius, On the Incarnation
5. Michael Ramsey, The Anglican Spirit
7. Martin Thorton, Christian Proficiency
9. Richard Foster, Celebration of Discipline
Most of these are pretty self-explanatory. Of the modern works, the Ramsey and the Thorton give the primary introductions to Anglican thought and Spirituality; the Johnson books are the best I know at laying out biblical Christology and the creedal core of the catholic faith that fall neither into scepticism (a la Borg and Crossan) or fundamentalism. The Foster has a tendency to get protestant, but is a good introduction to the basic Christian disciplines.