Haskell Learning Resources

I'm in the process of learning Haskell. I thought I'd share some of the resources I've found and/or used here in one place:

Books

• Haskell Programming
  • I've gone through most of this book. Not a lot "clicked", I think due to the writing style as well as being first. I plan to go through this again.
• Get Programming with Haskell
  • I found this very straight-forward and approachable, but think there is more to learn if I go through it again.
• Learn You a Haskell
  • This comes up often when I search for help, so I think it is about time I went through this classic.
• A Type of Programming
  • I've interacted with the author a little bit and am excited to go through this.
• Real World Haskell

Websites

• Haskell Documentation
  • There are a lot of resources listed. Some overlap with what I've listed here, though.
• Learn Haskell
• School of Haskell
• Monday Morning Haskell's Liftoff

Exercises

• Exercism's Haskell track
• Project Euler

If you have other resources you've really liked, I'd love to hear about them.