Depends if its digital or an actual in real life book
what are the best chess books for my level?
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Good Positional Chess, Planning & Strategy Books for Beginners and Beyond...
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/introduction-to-positional-chess-planning-strategy
Jan 29, 2025
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At your level, I think the books that will suit you are the Kasparov series My Predecessors and digital books like Chess Informant and New in Chess yearbooks for opening. If you really want to advance further, invest not only in books but a good chess database program like Chessbase, etc. where you can create your own opening repertoire and study games.
carboninhaler wrote:
hes 2200
Several books that I found helpful in moving from 2100 to 2400 OTB were How Karpov Wins and Karpov’s opening series: Open, Semi-open, Closed, and Semi-closed Openings.
Latest version of Stockfish.
It's more than a book, you will be hooked.
Hello Mai,sorry I’m answering 6 months after you asked this question,however considering I see many posts where people respond more than a decade later I’m pretty on time😉. If you let me know what books you have read,how hard and easy you found them,and what area of the game your looking to improve, I could give you a more comprehensive list.For now however I will give you suggestions for the endgame:If you haven’t read 100 engames you must know by Jesus De La Villa,that’s a great place to start for your level.After you have read that,you should find your way to Dvoretskys endgame manual.Both books are fantastic,and without a doubt,will make you a better chess player!Good luck on your journey!
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