This has been great for my 6 year old learning to play the piano. I have used this book in the past with other 6 year old children, and it worked great. I believe 6 years old is a good age for a child to start learning to play the piano.

This is an excellent, colorful book for beginning piano students. I wondered where this feel on the spectrum of books when looking at Teaching Little Fingers How to Play which was the first book my piano teacher used with me, along with the notespeller. After ordering those as well, I would say this book would go first and is a combination of the styles of Teaching Little Fingers How to Play (which is instructional and has basic songs) and the Note Speller (where they practice just that). This book has the instructional piece with songs and worksheets for as well. It makes me wonder if it was designed as a replacement. If trying to decide between these two John Thompson resources for a little one, you may one to go with this one first and follow the progression of these. I don't regret buying the others, I like the songs in it for beginners. I will be using all of them with my kiddos.

Good shipping and product.

easy to use

Best book ever. I am learning along with my 4year old grandson. Thank you Seller for your kindness and excellent service.