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The amateurs mind....by jeremy silman....should be good for any low rated players
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A very good book, if you are willing to learn the old chess-notation, is The Game of Chess, by Siegbert Tarrasch and a modern classic, which I want to read is "The art of analysis" by Jan Timman.
The Inner Game of Chess by Andrew Soltis.
It was written in the 90s, but was reprinted in November 2014.
TigerShaun wrote:
A very good book, if you are willing to learn the old chess-notation, is The Game of Chess, by Siegbert Tarrasch ...
Somebody did publish an algebraic version.
so from ppl around here recommended the amateur mind and inner game of chess,any others book for recommendation?
so from ppl around here recommended the amateur mind and inner game of chess,any others book for recommendation?
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this is my last 4 game,because i need to make sure i buy the right book before i spend my money,also sorry for double posting
also sorry for bumping
anyone?
lots of Great books. and Yes I did get enjoy the amateur mind.
but with books, its always seem to be more about the person than the author- sometime books just seem me intune with me.
as far as annotations of games that are instructive, I have "Logical chess" from chernov and "most instructive game book" by heisman- and think both are a little better
silman has a system, and its can be hard for a patzer to adopt it
both logical chess and instructive chess manage to teach middlegame prowess without getting losing the essence of being prepared for tactics.
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thegreat_patzer wrote:
lots of Great books. and Yes I did get enjoy the amateur mind.
but with books, its always seem to be more about the person than the author- sometime books just seem me intune with me.
as far as annotations of games that are instructive, I have "Logical chess" from chernov and "most instructive game book" by heisman- and think both are a little better
silman has a system, and its can be hard for a patzer to adopt it
both logical chess and instructive chess manage to teach middlegame prowess without getting losing the essence of being prepared for tactics.
I concur.
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my rating is around1300+, any good chess book recommended for me, it will be better if it is book that recently release because i scared old book hard to find in book store.sorry for my bad english