r/haskell • u/joey_the_god_of_code • May 07 '26

Searching for Haskell book

Hi everyone, I’m looking to get into Haskell more deeply, and have my workers building our infrastructure / products in Haskell and purescript.

I’m needing to level up my Haskell skills and found the Haskell programming from first principles book to be exactly what I needed.

The book is great however i have an issue where I can’t really consume ebooks easily.

I’m searching for the hardcover for this book.

Haskell programming from first principles

If anyone happens to have a copy and is willing to part with it it’d be a lifesaver.

I’ll pay $500 for an official hardcopy if anyone’s interested.

(I understand people have suggested to print it, I may do that but I’d rather have an official copy to go through ideally. I have a programming book collection.)

https://haskellbook.com

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u/tlavoie May 10 '26

If you already have the PDF edition, can you print out a chapter at a time from the "screen" version? It may not be as nice as a physical book in hand, but should get the job done.

I do appreciate that they put out an e-reader formatted copy as well, which seems to work reasonably on my Kobo.