CONTAINS: 137 exercises with right hand and left hand exercises. As I teach piano for various levels of students in various age groups for over 13 years, I am yet to see a great comprehensive book with a genuinely easy method to make my students proficient with sight reading. Most sight reading books for beginners are not very effective for most students. Either they are advancing way too fast or they simply do not have enough exercises. The students ended up the excerpt after multiple attempts - annihilating the point of reading at sight.Although tempo mark, dynamic mark, and articulation mark are important and integral parts of reading music, most sight reading books have not focused enough on the utmost important aspect of reading music, which is note movements and rhythm. If the student can’t play a simple notation with the right rhythm, how could we ask them to split their focus on other markings?In the first half of this book, students will be presented by exercises that only involve one hand at the time. Where the student can focus only on the movement of the notes and simple to a more complex rhythm. Only at the second half of the book will the students be presented by both hands exercises. By this point, the students will have proficiency with note movements and rhythm on a single line(hand). The students will slowly and increasingly be introduced to more complex note movements and/or rhythms. This book is designed to be completed within 1-2 years with some discretion of the teacher after assessing students weekly progress. But the goal of this book is to make sure that every beginner student will be proficient with pure notation reading in roughly two years.