No, this book is far too advanced if you're just learning C++. The C++ Programming Language, 4th Edition by Bjarne Stroustrup is the way to go for modern C++ (it covers everything and uses C++11 examples as much as possible). The beginning of "Effective Modern C++" starts off with the subtle distinction between template specialization and auto specialization and arcana for rvalue references vs lvalue references. If you're looking for a light read on C++11 plus, maybe some of the later chapters, but it's a rough start.
"A Tour of C++" by Bjarne is also a nice introduction to modern C++. It's essentially a select few chapters from TCPPPL4 that covers the fundamental bits of the language.
