Yep, definitely. Generally speaking, the book has a very good structure; everything has its place, and the book makes a very good job in guiding you from the ve

Yep, definitely. Generally speaking, the book has a very good structure; everything has its place, and the book makes a very good job in guiding you from the very basics to the more complicated constructs. Moreover, all the constructs are explained very well thanks to the fact that they use quite a lot of code examples to back up explanations in the book, which help you understand everything much better. What I personally (as a novice) have to mention is, that RWH surely is a very good book, but nonetheless you'll start reading some paragraphs or chapters over and over again, especially if you come from the imperative programming branch. Haskell is definitely not easy for a beginner, so prepare yourself to put quite a lot of effort in learning the language and functional programming in general, it's definitely worth it! :)