Jeremy Silman's Endgame Book is really good.
ENDGAME BOOKS
I think Jeremy Silman's is the best first book to get on Endgames.
Pandolfini has one that is pretty good for beginners too.
When you are ready to advance Dvoretski is good, Secrets of Pawn Endings by Muller and Lamprecht is quite good and I am working my way through it now. Also Secrets of Rook Endings by John Nunn.
Grandmaster Secrets:Endings by Andrew Soltis published by thinker's press.Soltis has written many readable chess books. In his Endings book he focuses on what you really just need to know, what is likely to happen rather than theoretical stuff you'll probably rarely if ever see. It's written in the socratic method, a dialogue between a chess student and a master, with many clear purposeful diagrams and game examples, lots of cool illustrations and quotes too, very affordable also. Also helpful is On the Endgame by C.J. S. Purdy also published by Thinker's Press. I would read this book only after you read soltis book. Anything by Purdy is really good though, thinker's press has published alot of his stuff dealing with all aspects of chess. good luck
WyoKid> Also Secrets of Rook Endings by John Nunn.
"Secrets of Rook Endings" is an encyclopedia/reference more than anything else--you could become super-gm strong without ever reading it. Now, if you're just an endgame aficionado, then by all means check it out.
If you're really FIDE 2000 and focused on tournament results, De La Villa's 100 Endgame You Must Know would be a good fit. It's intended to take you up to FM-level. If you aspire to be a GM you might consider Dvoretsky (theory) & Shereshevsky (strategy).
If there anyone who wants to suggest me some really good books..
I know some of Dvoretskji but I'm sure about them..
WHAT ARE YOUR SUGGESTIONS???