Henry,I'm reading Caesar's Civil Wars (unfortunately in English... but this'll change!!!)
Or maybe on textkitHenry,
I know there are bilingual versions of Commentari de Bello Gallico and Bellum Helveticum (available for free) on the net. I am not sure but I believe either on google books or archive.org
Moreover, on archive.org you can find works of ceasar with comprehensive comments regarding vacabulary and syntax.
I have recently been reading this book: Cornelius Marshal Lowe; Butler, Nathaniel, Bellum Helveticum for beginners in Latin an introduction to the reading of Latin authors, based on the inductive method (available on archive org - this is a progressive course developing practical reading skills based on Bellum Helveticum).
Hope to have been of any assistance to you in this matter.
"Van dichten comt mi cleine bateSeveral e-books which I have installed on my e-reader:
Contes d'Andersen en Français
Mille Fabulae in Latin
Catullus in Latin
Fidessa by Louis Couperus in Dutch
Psyche by Louis Couperus in Dutch
Vos Reynaerde in Medieval Dutch
Beatrijs in Medieval Dutch
And of course not at the same time.
I may suggest the Historia de duobus amantibus by Enea Silvio Piccolomini (Pius II)In French or English a little everything but especially historical novels and road books or apocalyptic s-f... And also things about history and linguistics in general. But right now I'm looking for something in Latin...