[Haskell-beginners] LYAHFGG, chapter 11 question

[Frank]

About "Learn You a Haskell ...", is it My imagination or is chapter 11
absurdly long and/or thick? I can (and have) read a 100+ page U.S. Supreme
Court ruling, readily understand it, and be able to explain it in plain
English, with next to zero trouble. I spend every work day reading,
parsing, interpreting, and using, the ISO C++ standard. I *taught* My
undergraduate Physics IV class while simultaneously taking it. Yet, chapter
11 feels as if it goes on and on to the point I easily forget what I read
just a few lines before, rendering comprehension of the same an almost
Sisyphean task. Is it just Me? Am I just tired? Is there an alternative
resource for understanding the concepts that particular chapter presents?

Sincerely,
Frank D. Martinez

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