I've found the "24 Days of Hackage" series incredibly useful - each day is a brief introduction to a useful Haskell library, many of which show off features of Haskell that aren't available in 'standard' languages. Even better, each one comes with working example source on GitHub, so you've got a starting point if you do want to experiment.
(I'm a Haskell beginner, currently experimenting with using Scotty, Persistent and Esqueleto to make a web API - and these articles have been so useful to me - I'm finally getting my head around monad transformers, using them to extend the standard Scotty one. Proud moment for me.)
http://ocharles.org.uk/blog/
(I'm a Haskell beginner, currently experimenting with using Scotty, Persistent and Esqueleto to make a web API - and these articles have been so useful to me - I'm finally getting my head around monad transformers, using them to extend the standard Scotty one. Proud moment for me.)