Also, probably because a Cessna is one of the more common planes flown by new pilots.
Bottom line, if you get behind the curve while flying, things can get complicated beyond your ability to react very, very quickly and you can end up in a serious situation.
A great and engrossing read, and one that I have always enjoyed, is "The Shepherd", by Frederick Forsyth. It is a very, very quick read, can be read in a matter of a few hours, and covers this exact subject. If you haven't read it before, you will get goosebumps at the end. I read it every year on Christmas Eve, if I can find the time.
'Bottom line, if you get behind the curve while flying, things can get complicated beyond your ability to react very, very quickly and you can end up in a serious situation. '
Which is why you must train yourself to Aviate first. The rest doesn't matter if you fail that part.
Wonderful book. I have always had a warm place in my heart for the twin engine Mosquito since I first read that book.