Murray Chandler's "How to beat your dad at chess" series (there are two books, one for mating patterns, one for tactical shots) is probably worth reading.
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Apr 29, 2013
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There are several books out there including:
1000 Checkmate Combinations by Henkin which is a recent publication. Reinfeld has one that has been around for decades that might also be available but most of the older books are in English descriptive notation which gives some people trouble.
Chess by Polgar will keep you busy for years.
Hi, can you suggest me where I can find some tipical patterns, like tipical mating patterns, attacking on a castled king, or other useful patterns?