Twenty-Five Easy and Progressive Studies for the Piano, Op. 100: Piano Solo (Piano Method) Immediately

I have very limited, beginning ability on the piano and with reading music. This book is a wonderful place to develop and practice. The pieces do not start out overly simple and are progressively more complex. Each piece introduces some new musical elements (accidentals, key change, triplets, etc). All exercise both left and right hands. And all are enjoyable to hear.

Because the pieces are all fairly short, I began playing from memory more than from the written music. To counter that, I suggest playing three or four during a practice session.

By the way, with a little googling you can find MIDI renditions of these songs on the internet to compare with your playing.

Get more detail about Twenty-Five Easy and Progressive Studies for the Piano, Op. 100: Piano Solo (Piano Method).