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What to read from Kierkegaard?

I just spent a couple of weeks reading Kant and Hegel on ethics/morality (Groundwork, Critique of Practical Reason, Philosophy of Right), and just found a quote by Kierkegaard: "our life always expresses the result of our dominant thoughts."
I think this is very close to some of the points that I disagree with the other two thinkers on, so I was wondering if anyone could help me to find which works by Kierkegaard could be best to read now? I'm mainly interested in ethics and the question of free will, so perhaps that could help. Thanks in advance!
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The standard go-to text for Kierkegaard's ethics is *Fear and Trembling*. If you've never read him before, it's also one of the best starting places to get at his thought in general. It's not too tough to read (certainly not compared to Kant and Hegel), and it's fun.