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Title: The BEST 1st Book for aspiring pianists
Review: This (and A Dozen a Day by Edna Mae Burnam) was the first piano book I learned to play piano from at age 9 in 1989. It's the book that I continue to use with my students today. I will also be starting this book with my own daughter, now age 3. It's a great book because it starts with the middle c position and remains in that position for a long time before switching positions. It also starts teaching the student how to read notes right away. If the teacher or student NEEDS to, you can write the letter answers below the note. Other books START with just writing the letter names, or finger positions. Then those beginner books TOO quickly jump to other hand positions before the student is ready. The ONLY thing I don't love about this book is that there aren't too many songs that the student will recognize except for about 4. Also, I have seen other piano books with better graphics.
