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Beginner Reading Plan Advice Needed
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Feb 25, 2021
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Those books are far too advanced for your ratings. Try these instead:
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/good-chess-books-for-beginners-and-beyond
I appreciate that, I will look at them now.
I am also about 80 pages into Chess basic by David Levens and it seems to be helping some also,
"how to beat your dad at chess" by murray chandler is excellent. slightly more advanced is "understanding chess endgames" by john nunn. i highly recommend both.
Kool
I have played a few games of chess over the years but frankly I am not very good and have never actually done more than a few chess tactics and played a few 10 minute games that seem to move with no rhythm or thought. I'm a master of blundering pieces and losing good positions. To help with this I have picked up a few books and wanted to know what the best way to study would be moving forward.
I picked up three books;