Does anyone know where I could find a good chess book?

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Chessdude007

It seems I will need a little more, or perhaps a lot more, education if I plan to do well in chess... besides which, I would enjoy a good read.  

Rubidium
Online, at amazon...
Chessdude007

Thx :)

MrEdCollins

Your local library, used bookstores, eBay, Craigslist, Amazon...

pindat1

Actually, there's an amazing site for books. Free worldwide delivery:

www.thebookdepository.com 

I bought there 2 times already (just bought 4 books 2 days ago - one of the My system, but they haven't arrived yet) and no problems whatsoever. 

fburton

Free worldwide delivery was a clincher for me, allowing me to send books as presents to relatives in New Zealand. (Sending them from UK, the postage is typically more than the book itself, sometimes much more!)

Plus, The Book Depository are frequently less expensive than Amazon. 

UncVin722

Silman's book on the endgame is excellent.  I think it's called an endgame course or something like that.  It tells you what you should know at your specific level.

DrSpudnik

used book stores have tons of them

NimzoRoy

http://www.chesszone.org/lib/books-by-stages.html

Chessdude007
Pawnstripper wrote:

Silman's book on the endgame is excellent.  I think it's called an endgame course or something like that.  It tells you what you should know at your specific level.

Thanks everyone for the tips! Yeah If there is any part of my game that needs to be better it is the endgame, so will have to look into that

Chessdude007
staddum wrote:

Actually, there's an amazing site for books. Free worldwide delivery:

www.thebookdepository.com 

I bought there 2 times already (just bought 4 books 2 days ago - one of the My system, but they haven't arrived yet) and no problems whatsoever. 

Wow, that site is amazing...