> You know what the "best" language book I've read is? K&R I also loved K&R. I like concise and precise books about languages. For me the fun part is the abili

> You know what the "best" language book I've read is? K&R I also loved K&R. I like concise and precise books about languages. For me the fun part is the ability to make you "feel" the language by practice. I like when I can do something, and do it in a new way in a project of my own. Recently, the best language learning book I read was "Real World Haskell".