Programming Books

Hello /prog/. I'm here to ask a question. I want to learn how to program. I know all the basics like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions, but I still feel like I don't know shit. I started learning in an objected oriented language a year and a half ago, but I'm currently trying to learn functional programming with javascript. Can you recommend me a couple of books to read in order to become more familiar with programming? I know you are probably going to say SICP but is there anything a bit easier I can start with?

>>2
Honestly, no. I never read SICP past a couple pages. The fact that you had to use lisp kept putting me off. From what I've been reading lisp is a good language but I want to make sure I have a good understanding before I venture off into other languages. At times that's what I think gets me the most. I don't know much, and not knowing the API of the language really frustrates you more.

So to answer >>4 ,
Which languages are you familiar with?
I'm familiar with Actionscript 3 and Javascript. I'm really interested in web development.

Are you willing to learn a new language to read a book?
It all depends. I would really be put off if it were an objected oriented one.

How willing are you to get deep into programming?
very

Are you also willing to learn some basic CS?
Yeah, knowing the basics is good. I'd definitely be willing to learn the basics. I don't want to get into any hardcore Math stuff though.