rabbit.reviews70Consensus score
How strongly 0 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Pairs lesson book with theory book for well-rounded early learning
- Structured progression from Primer A → Primer B → Level 1
- Recommended by piano teachers specifically for young students needing achievable milestones
Skip it if
- More structured/traditional than Faber, which some young kids find less engaging
- Best used with a teacher rather than for self-guided learning
- Less colorful/playful visual design compared to Faber series
What owners love
- Pairs lesson book with theory book for well-rounded early learning
- Structured progression from Primer A → Primer B → Level 1
- Recommended by piano teachers specifically for young students needing achievable milestones
- Widely available and affordable
The recurring gripe
- More structured/traditional than Faber, which some young kids find less engaging
- Best used with a teacher rather than for self-guided learning
- Less colorful/playful visual design compared to Faber series
The bottom line
Bastien is the other name that keeps coming up alongside Faber in piano teacher communities — if your child's teacher prefers a more theory-forward approach from the start, this is the one to grab.