Silman's Complete Endgame Course is a great way to study endgames
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"Logical Chess Move by Move" by Irving Chernew, translated several times by different editors is a very good book as it goes step by step (move by move), considering some 33 selected games. It might seem too much repetition. . .but by repeting your lessons is how you learn anything.
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Nov 9, 2010
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Some books would be Fundamental Chess Endings, The Middlegame, Improve your chess by learning from the champions and Attacking Manual 1+2. The Complete Chess Workout for tactics.
Due to my working cycle the next six months (in the Norwegian army), I will have a lot of weeks of spare time. These weeks will be completely at my disposal, so I want to devote them to chess studies.
My level of play goes within the open term of "casual". During the next half year I want to improve my skills significantly. The studies will, by looking at the time for disposal, be quite extensive. Because of this, I need structured and comprehensive learning material. What is the best way to find this? Are there any appropriate textbooks, textbook series or courses? Feel free to share your thoughts.