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Dec 5, 2021 · A book that introduces chess to beginners. Covers opening moves, traps, middle and end game strategies. The book also explains general strategies and discusses various scenarios with different pieces on board. Several chess problems are included for the readers to solve.
3 Chess Books for Free! [PDF] Delve into the strategic world of chess with our collection of free chess books in PDF format. Chess, known as the “game of kings,” is a discipline that blends art, science, and sport, challenging the mind and sharpening wit. From basic fundamentals to advanced strategies, covering openings, middlegame, and ...
- Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess» by Bobby Fischer. I would position Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess as a timeless classic; it has retained its relevance and impact, offering insights that transcend the decades since its initial publication.
- Logical Chess: Move by Move» by Irving Chernev. This book was introduced to me by a fellow chess teacher, who added that they primarily rely on the guidance of this book in the classes in their chess academy.
- Chess Fundamentals» by Jose Raul Capablanca. Chess Fundamentals by Jose Raul Capablanca holds the distinction of being one of the oldest books in this compilation of the best books for beginners.
- Amateur’s Mind» by Jeremy Silman. After learning the rules of chess, having played a couple of games, tasting the joy of victory and the pain of losing, and maybe scrolling through a few beginner books, ‘The Amateur’s Mind’ by International Master Jeremy Silman would be a perfect next stop.
- Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess
- The Steps Method by Rob Brunia and Cor Van Wijgerden
- Chess 101 by Dave Schloss
- “Logical Chess: Move by Move” by Irving Chernev
Sure, you have already heard the name of Bobby Fischer or saw at least, one notable gameof chess this genius, and that’s not a coincidence. Probably one of the best chess players of the history, and the figure that will never be forgotten wrote many books and left a vulnerable heritage to those who are a fan of Bobby and to those who want to learn ...
The authors of this book are a Dutch Chess trainer, player Robert Brunia and Cor van Wijgerden, a Dutch chess player, chess trainer and writer of chess books. They are the creators of new didactic teaching method, called “Stepping method” which is being applied in numerous schools, and chess clubs of different countries. The book was written for a ...
As the book cover itself says “everything a new chess player needs to know”, explains a lot, and in the book confirms everything. The author is highly rated former city chess champion and college blitz chess champion, Dave Schloss. This book provides chess instruction about everything connected to chess and also covers topics like: 1. Types of boar...
If you have already know how the pieces move and know how to play, it’s time to watch the games of professionals which helps you to improve yourself. So the author of the “ Logical Chess” explains 33 games, in a detailed way, explaining each move, adding also the reason of those moves. So following the games and their explanations help you to oppor...
- Modern Chess Openings. By Nick De Firmian. Modern Chess Openings is a true classic in the world of chess. This was the first book I got on openings and couldn’t be happier.
- Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess. By Fischer and Stuart Margulies. The book by the man that needs no introduction, the one and only Bobby Fischer. If you’re completely new to chess, Bobby is arguably the best chess player in the history of the game.
- Chess Fundamentals. By Jose Raul Capablanca. They say that 80% of results always come from the fundamentals, chess is no different. Mastering the fundamentals is crucial to advancing beyond being a beginner in chess.
- Simple Checkmates. By A.J Gillam. Simple Checkmates is the book that will teach you more than 400 ways to checkmate your opponent. The more ways you learn to checkmate your opponent, the better you’ll do.
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