This is a pretty good beginner's guide to piano for kids. It does not assume that kids can read music and instead of trying to teach that it uses colored boxes to indicate which note to press. This is at least clear, though kids aren't going to get very far without learning to read music as well. However, when it comes to indicating chords, it uses rainbows with different colored stripes. There are three chords introduced and I found it nearly impossible to differentiate between them. It will lead to unnecessary confusion. The songs themselves are fairly uninspired and dull, although to be fair it's hard to make interesting beginner songs.

Emily Arrow has a talent for teaching music for children. Similar to her Kids ukulele songbook a Kid's Guide to Playing the Piano and Keyboard makes basic music theory and piano skills accessible to younger audience. With playful colors and practice songs this book is organized to make piano a fun experience for any beginner child.

This is a great book for children to learn how to play the piano. This book uses hearing, sight, and touching to help children to learn to play the piano.
Thank you NetGalley and Happy Fox Books for the ARC in exchange for my honest review.

Kids' Guide to Playing the Piano and Keyboard : Learn 30 Songs in 7 Easy Lessons. This is a great multi sensory guide for children to learn how to play the piano in a fun and creative way. It uses hearing, seeing and kinesthetic methods for learning. The book is simple and aimed at the 6+ age group. The methods used are colourful and memorable and the book is a pleasure to read. A great idea and comprehensive method for up and coming musicians