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a good read. I already have the book,though

I have an older version of that book where they have games between the 1880-1960.

Yes

It starts with Destroying h3 and g3.

It continues with queen's pawn openings

And It ends with master plays a game!

 

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This is an excellent book, probably one of the best out there. Finished it in a few weeks, and it certainly helped my performance. I recommend this to people from beginner to expert.

hello I am new here.

who can tell me where I can find the notations for each piece ?

thx 

Just started reading through an old copy of this my dad had. Fantastic for any beginner, especially in improving how you develop your pieces at the start of a game.

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Very good book! Just buy it!

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Fantastic book, will teach you how to think.

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I would recommend the book.

This book taught me how to pursue an attack. My favorite chess book for its detailedness and simplicity.

The only thing I have ever heard about this book that is NOT positive is that Chernev will sometimes say a move is best (i.e. e4), then later say another move is best (i.e d4). Consistency...?

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This is an excellent book for beginning chess players. I have all my middle school (7&8th grade) chess students read through and study the games in this book.

A more modern, but similar book, is John Nunn's "Understanding Chess Move by Move". It uses more recent games than Chernov's book and is at a slightly more advanced  level.

I HAVE DOWN LOADED SOME OF THE FREE DOWNLOADS . AM QUITE IMPRESSED . I MADE UP MY MIND TO JOIN YOUR  CLUB. YOU ARE DOING QUITE GOOD JOB

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Probably the best book every written for beginners. Explains the reasons behind every move in an easy to comprehend way.

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I read this over 40 years ago, and it's still one of the best books for the player just past the beginning stage. Some new books that are similar and equally good are Understanding Chess: Move by Move by John Nunn, Chess: The Art of Logical Thinking by Neil McDonald and Unbeatable Chess Lessons by Robert Snyder.

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It's a great book, I have nothing but praise for it.  It's helped me a lot, and I haven't even finished it yet.  An annotation of every move, and diagrams every 8-9 moves.  Definitely worth every penny.

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A classic, and for a reason.  A great book for players just starting out.  Chernev explains each and every move in plain english.