Ask HN: Good books for starting functional programming?

I found SICP a little tough, I would either fall asleep in the easy stuff or skip so far ahead that I would be in over my head. I rather enjoyed Real World Haskell.

Freely available content books: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1088594

Try HTDP, Concrete Abstractions or Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming.

The * Schemer books are cool too.

CTM is fun! That and Types and Programming Languages.

Learn You A Haskell and Learn You Some Erlang

Solid recommendations. Thanks.

I have Real World Haskell, which she's welcome to borrow, although I'm also in the process of reading it. :)