I got a review copy today, too. I will post a real review once I get further along, but briefly: I like how this book makes Haskell seem un-intimidating. What

I got a review copy today, too. I will post a real review once I get further along, but briefly: I like how this book makes Haskell seem un-intimidating. What jerf says matches my impressions, though I'm only 7 chapters in so far. (blame Kona. :) ) I think his "why Haskell is interesting" post has much more to it, though. Also: Whoever binds No Starch's books does a great job! The lay-flat binding is appreciated, especially for books read at a REPL. (Same with _Land of Lisp_, for example.)