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Guitar lesson books commonly cover technique (picking, fretting, fingerstyle), music theory, chords and scales, riffs and arpeggios, practice exercises and warm-ups, notation and tablature, tuning and basic maintenance, amplifier/effects basics, and genre-specific techniques (rock, jazz, blues, classical). Some titles also include recording/looping tips and links to online audio/video resources.
Lesson books span a wide range of skill levels. Many are aimed at total beginners with step-by-step courses, while others target novice or intermediate players looking to develop technique, theory, and repertoire.
Page counts vary widely depending on scope—roughly from about 124 pages up to around 640 pages—so you can find short primers as well as comprehensive manuals.
Many titles offer accompanying online audio and video—downloadable or streamable clips, technique demonstration videos, and backing tracks—to illustrate lessons and support practice.
Many books explain how to choose a guitar and amplifier, basic tuning and restringing, routine maintenance, and introductory setup and amp/effects guidance.