What is the best Chess book ?

Chervev's Logical Chess: Move by Move explains at a beginner level every single move for dozens of master games. You can find many glowing reviews.

Chess Tactics for Champions by Susan Polgar.

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Weapons Of Chess by Bruce Pandolfini is a fantastic resource, assuming your already familiar with basic chess strategy, tactics, development rules, etc. Otherwise first read a good beginners book like How To Win At Chess:10 Golden Rules To Follow by Daniel King.

And then there is The Golden Dozen by the same author. I bought both these in the seventies and never get tired of them.

My Best chess book would be The Most Instructive Games of Chess Ever Played by Chernev Irving.