Christmas book list

Well, /program/, 'tis the season to be jolly and I'm looking to be jolly by getting me some books.

On my list:
TAOCP
The Little Schemer
Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming: Case Studies in Common Lisp

What else do I need? I already have K&R, Learn You a Haskell, and SICP, keep in mind.

I have K&R (paperback), PAIP (paperback), SICP (well it's free as html from mit.edu), nice choices.

I didn't finish PAIP, it's quite long, it has some really nice stuff about the history of early AI programs, and about symbolic mathematics (including babby-tier integrals), and about writing a scheme interperter with call/cc, and about lots of other stuff.

It's amusing how I have the same bookchoices as people on /prog/

I think we all think C and Lisp had some good ideas in them