/lit/ - Literature

I started an intro to philosophy class a few days ago and I'd like to do some extra reading outside of class. I've already got a textbook with several short stories and essays so there isn't much need for any compilation books (at least for now).

So, what would you guys recommend, specifically, for someone whom is interested in philosophy?

Normally I would check the archive for something regarding recommendations, but this is the type of recommendation that the archive doesn't address. Additionally, I might be asking a question that other people are interested in.

Has anyone read this edition of Fear and Trembling/Reptition?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0691020264/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=

There are only 13 reviews so I'm a little skeptical of it; plus, I'm unsure as to whether I can get away with starting Kierkegaard at such an early stage of my exploration of philosophy.

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Thanks guys. I'll see if I can pick up a few of these for her.

Here's a qt as a thank you.