There isn’t a single book titled “English Aagam.” Aagam (also spelled Agam) refers to the Jain canonical scriptures. They were originally composed in Prakrit and some in Sanskrit, and they have been translated into English by various scholars over the years.

Key points:

• Aagam is a broad term for Jain scriptures, not one book.
• There are two main Mendrains: Svetambara and Digambara canons. They share some core ideas but have different sets of texts and traditions about which works are included.
• In English, you’ll find translations of major texts such as the foundational sutras and their commentaries, as well as introductory summaries of Jain doctrine, ethics, and cosmology.

If you’re looking for a starting point, tell me which aspect you want (e.g., basic Jain philosophy, ethics, or specific sutras), and I can point you to English translations or beginner-friendly summaries.