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Book C, not Level 1
This is the pre-reading/early-reading series for the youngest students, a step below the numbered Piano Adventures levels.

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Book C in the My First Piano Adventure beginner series, covering skips on the staff. For young starters who have already worked through the earlier books.

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Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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This is the pre-reading/early-reading series for the youngest students, a step below the numbered Piano Adventures levels.
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The focus is reading intervals of a third by shape rather than naming every note, which speeds up sight-reading.
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It carries the teaching sequence and repertoire. Writing, theory and technique books in the series are separate.
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Graded series meant to be worked start to finish, so books are hard to mix with other methods mid-stream.
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Consumable-priced print book, so a second child usually needs their own copy rather than a hand-me-down with writing in it.
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Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Book C sits after A and B in the My First Piano Adventure sequence. A complete beginner should start with book A.
It is the youngest-student track in the Faber lineup, written for pre-readers and early readers rather than teens or adults.
No. Audio for the Faber series is sold separately.
It is written as a lesson book for guided instruction. A parent can work through it, but it assumes someone is teaching.
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