Guitar Chords For Beginners: A 14-Day Program to Master Chord Shifts, Strumming and Longer Progression to Nail Your Favorite Songs.

clear simple instructions building confidence to play

Excellent

As I said easy to follow nice selection of chords easy to remember finger placement

Very good. I would recommend it any day Certainly gives me very helpful guidance

I have been teaching my daughter a few bits and pieces on the guitar and wanted something to work through some chords, rhythm patterns and to really get her playing. This book is really simple. It is not songs. It is chords and rhythms which give all of to be tools to get playing - and in just a few days. The important bit is not to skip ahead and to actually read the text too as nothing in this book is pointless. I have taught music for years. This is the best that I have seen to get someone playing quickly and simply. Love it.

This book is great.I could only strum chords very slowly until I got this.It took me 4 weeks to get through this with some great advice and slowly bit by bit opens doors.Everything is easy to understand and as long as you practice you will learn a lot.I am now a lot more confident with my playing .

Not what I expected. Looks like a good book, bit far too 'wordy' for what I needed

Present. Seems to work well.

I got all of the books made by guitar head, for one simple reason, clear in images, black/white, clear in explanation, trustworth and eperienced method.

Très utile et facile à comprendre pour un débutant.

If you're a guitar beginner or have played for a few years but are still learning new chords, this is the manual for you. I've been playing for 60 years and can assure you this is an excellent source for any guitar player. It is well produced and easy to read and understand; the chords and their fingering are very clear. PS: If you're a beginner, not to worry: after a while, your fingers will no longer hurt, so keep on keeping on!

Just what I needed

This book is great. Here is the history of my journey. Knowing zero about playing the guitar, I started with a book that is supposed to be for beginners but it is way over my head. Then I signed up for a group class and bought the book used by the instructor and it was aimed at middle school kids - it teaches them about reading music, beats, etc. in great detail. It was okay but not inspiring and I already know how to read music. Next I bought the little chord book and that is handy but doesn't teach you how to play. It's a reference. Now that I've made all of those mistakes, I wised up and hired a professional guitarist with a lot of patience for adult learners. The right teacher is definitely worth the cost, but if you can't do that, this book is the next best thing. Along with those lessons, I FINALLY bought the correct book, this one, to remind me of everything that the guitar teacher tells me to do. This book is meant for adults, shows fret fingering AND TABS (the other books do not and I didn't even know what that is until now) shows how to use the pick correctly and what different picks will do, and teaches you how to STRUM correctly. If the other books explained the strumming symbols and how to actually strum correctly, I missed it. It is very clear in this book. It's interesting how the author shows how to play different chords and chord progressions and then lists many songs that use those progressions. He also reminds you to practice, tells you when pain in either arm or hand is a sign of how you are holding them and why sometimes you need to just put down the guitar if you are feeling pain. If you are an adult that is "stuck" trying to learn the guitar and drowning in a sea of YouTube videos that swear they are the road to success, I recommend that you ditch it all and check out this book and start again, from the beginning. I purchased the Kindle Edition and I can display it on the large screen on my PC or laptop when I am practicing. I can make the page as large or small as necessary. It's very convenient. If you are an adult just starting to learn to play guitar, I highly recommend this book.