Friend, how do you read chess books?

Which one would you choose?

1. Use mobile phones or electronic devices.

2. Use traditional entity chess tools.

I chose mobile phones or other devices because they can be more advanced and tell you more in-depth, for example, I like to use chessable courses to learn different openings and strategies.

I read by looking at book with my eyes

Gothamchess

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You read it like: "piece" "square", or if is a capture: "piece" × "square"

I like to use my mobile phone when traveling, and I prefer physical chess at home.

I like the feel of chess pieces.

Depends on the book. Some I read wholly on the screen because I bought them in that format. Some I read wholly through a print copy, sometimes playing the moves on a physical or virtual board. Often, with game collections, I will go through a game several times on chessgames.com, then read the annotations on that game in a book.

I rarely use my phone, as the screen is too small, but use my iPad. Here’s a screenshot of tChessPro with a game from 100 Soviet Chess Miniatures

Imagine that you read with only your eyes and no with your brain 🤣

+1

I never read a chess book so I wouldn't know

chessable is the best place for books considering that over a hundred ebooks on chess are free there.

Chessable has "books"

These are books:

chessable has ebooks, many are free. anyone that plays chess should take advantage of what chessable offers. i do like your collection of books.

That's an old photograph. I've increased the number of endgame books to 66. Now that whole shelf and half of the one beneath.

Newer, but still not up-to-date

Also

This is my chess book.

what book is the one you have? i know it is in chinese, and i don't speak chinese, but i am still interested what book is that the one in your first picture that you have open

I half read them and then lament that I don't have enough time.