Another book that might be very helpful to you here is "Clojure programming", by Emerick, Carper, and Grand. It presumes a background in Ruby, Python, or Java, and makes several useful comparisons. But the best part is an uncommonly insightful chapter about collections. (There is another uncommonly insightful chapter about protocols and stuff.)
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