Some of the best tactic books?

Hello everyone I was wondering what some of the best tactic books were (books full of puzzles) besides the woodpecker method

Wood pecker method by far! Use the method!

Getting the chessable version is really good

So I got it for free online and solved all the intermidiate puzzles, but, I don't have enough time to solve them all in 1 day. Puzles in it were really high quality though and the chessable coarse might make it easier but, I'm broke

Be careful about getting free books and stuff online, even though it seems alright, most of the time it's illegal

just a warning

The site I got it from is scribd which is legal as you pay for a membership each month

alright cool!

i just found out im gonna get blasted by the fbi, how was your day?

"Bobby Fischer Teaches Chesss" - Fischer

Secrets of Practical Chess by John Nunn
 
 

That is an amazing chess book but not a tactic book. Far more useful than a tactic book

Improve Your Chess Tactics by Neishtadt, Test Your Chess IQ triology , Chess Middlegames by Laszlo Polgar and of course mother of all, Encylopedia of Chess Combinations , comes to my mind for the OP.

Yeah. Just search up PDFs and you should get a result immediately

Good Chess Books for Beginners and Beyond...

https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/good-chess-books-for-beginners-and-beyond

https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell

I love how so many people suggested the woodpecker method that he had to add in "beside the woodpecker method"

Encyclopedia of chess combinations

Thanks for the reccomendations y'all

The Step Method Workbooks have some very good tactics. I say very good because there are some very simple looking ones that appear to have multiple good answers but upon deep analysis have very concrete reasons why the others are bad.