Ask HN: Which Scheme book to read?

SICP and HtDP are good for starting out.

My vote goes to SICP as well

SICP by a mile

I second that. Sicp, though, is quite hard conceptually

But I would still go with SICP.

they will not go into the same depth about the fundamentals of computer science you'll get from SICP

followed by SICP

really prepares you for SICP

I'd start with The Little Schemer. It's short and concise. Plus, I think you'll have more fun with The Little Schemer.

I would recommend you start with The Little Schemer

I have read The Little Schemer. It's my favorite programming book.

SICP and HtDP are good for starting out.

advance to either How To Design Programs as suggested before SICP

+1 for HtDP

try "How to Design Programs" (HTDP) by Felleisen et al as an introduction to Scheme

I suggest Practical Common Lisp.

follow up with The Seasoned Schemer

These two will give you a good feel for some aspects of Scheme programming

the schemer series

I'd highly recommend "Common Lisp: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation" by David S. Touretzky.