After reading every beginner's book I could find on Go, here is my recommended #1 book to help you learn the language.

For the absolute beginner to programming, this book will get you started on the right foot.

Written for the absolute beginner, this book will leave most wanting much more.

A great book, but sorely outdated.

Very thorough, perhaps to a fault, this book is probably a great second read for most Go newcomers.

A bonus review of this early-access book, which I'm quite excited about.

This well-written, quick intro to Go for professional developers has some really strong points, but some important down sides, too.

Very well organized, reasonable content, but the rampant grammatical errors are terribly distracting.

Full of factual errors, poorly edited, poorly organized. All around a bad book.

"The focus for Learning Go isn't just how to write programs in Go; it's how to write Go idiomatically."

Is "Go Programming In Easy Steps" the way to learn Go in 2023?