Here are several easy ways to study “Come, Follow Me- For Individuals and Families” in your personal study as a BOOK (Linguistic) learner.

1. use a dictionary to define words–While reading, look up unfamiliar and familiar words to get more understanding from key words. Looking up words in several different dictionaries can give additional meaning. The 1828 Webster’s Dictionary is a great resource when looking up words from The Book of Mormon or Doctrine and Covenants–this would have the dictionary available to Joseph Smith in his day. Another resource would be to use Strong Concordance when reading The Old Testament and New Testament. The Strong Concordance gives the Hebrew and Greek translations for words and phrases which add a deeper layer of meaning.
2. attend an institute class–Find an institute class in your area that is studying the Old Testament this year and invited a friend or two to attend with you. There are several in my area (Northern Utah) and two of them have Zoom Links (so anyone around the world can attend). If you are interested, comment below and I can send you the information.
3. summarize  verses frequently– Stop every few verses and summarize what you have just read in your own words. Write out your summary in a scripture journal.
4. listen to a CFM podcast or video–Learn from others who share insights and applications through podcasts or youtube videos.  Below I share several of my favorite podcasts and youtube videos that have weekly episodes for each “Come, Follow Me” lesson. If you have a favorite I haven’t included, leave me a comment so I can check it out–I’m always on the hunt for a great podcast.
5. scripture journal as you study– Using wide-margin scriptures, take time to write thoughts, impressions and understandings in the margins as you study. 
6. highlight words or phrases–Find words or phrases that stand out to you and study them more in-depth. Find additional passages with this word or phrase.
7. study key verses with the footnotes-– Take time to really study and understand a verse by reading all the scriptures listed in the footnotes.
8. Find quotes by prophets and apostles–Find quotes that support the verses you are studying to get more clarification and understanding. The LDS Citation Index is a great resource that cites every verse quoted in General Conference.
9. study along-side the seminary and institute manuals–these manual are a wealth of information plus they identify the doctrines and truths in each section. Additional quotes by prophets and apostles are also included to give additional clarification and understanding. Manuals for all the standard works are available on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints website (SEMINARY or INSTITUTE) and on the Gospel Library App.
10. refer to scripture commentary books for additional understanding- there are many books available by gospel scholars that add context and background information to help everyone understand the scriptures better.