Typing for Beginners: A Basic Typing Handbook Using the Self-Teaching, Learn-at-Your-Own-Speed Methodsof One of New York's Most Successful Business Schools (Practical Handbook (Perigee Book)) Paperback – July 23, 1985

I thought the book was great. I had forgotten how to use a typewriter, and since I recently bought one I needed a little help. I ordered this booklet and it was crisp and clean and the writing and photos were large, easy to read, and easy to understand. I would recommend it to anyone that is a basic bigginer on typing with a keyboard of any kind!

Easy to read. Learned a lot from this book.

I had a medical emergency in early December and I am having to relearn skills like typing so I ordered this book. It is old school and honestly, it had exposed some bad habit I have acquired over the years so I am unlearning bad habits as I learn new ones and get the typing drills for practice so it is doing what I wanted and it was a reasonable price.

I am using this book to refresh my memory and skills of my high school typing class. Thank you.

My 9 year old G Granddaughter was not very impressed with this. Apparently she is being taught typing as part of a computer use program.

I used this book over 25 years ago when I was in high school and it's still around that should say how helpful it is! I bought it for my grandson who is using a manual typewriter and it helped describe and tell him where the various keys and levers were located and what they were used for. It also told him how to place his fingers so he no longer used the hunt and peck method. I would buy it again.

The book arrived on time and in great conduction.

There are more advanced versions of the book.