Learn from your chess mistakes

Anyone know this book written by Chris Baker?

There are no reviews on Amazon and I only found one recommendation written on Chesstempo.com.

http://www.amazon.com/Learn-Chess-Mistakes-Batsford-Books/dp/0713487666/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1309807150&sr=8-1

I borrowed the book yesterday.

I did'nt like the book at all.

Well, I found a book with a different topic. The "Pawn Structure Chess" by Soltis.

I will try to see if I can do a serious study about structures, using this book and the Pawn Structure videos by Rench here on Chess.com.

With limited time for chess study, it is difficult to choose between all those books and resourses on the internet.

And ... was the book good ?

I never managed to read it. Sorry to disappoint you!

Appears to be a new author in the industry. Checked Chris Baker's amazon page and it shows just 3 books with not much reviews.

New author ?? He was born in the 50's and is an IM. But we were talking about Andrew Soltis who wrote the book "Pawn Structure Chess" about the strategic importance of the pawns.