"yaseer seirawan :winning chess strategies" is good book for rating 1300-1600. try this
which is the best chess book for me???
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Chernev's 'Logical Chess' would be suitable too
Campione wrote:
Chernev's 'Logical Chess' would be suitable too
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Sanket44 wrote:
hello, my chess.com rating is between 1300-1400 . so i want to improve my game..anyone knows which is the best book for me.
"How to Think Ahead In Chess", by Fred Rienfeld and I.A. Horowitz
Very little chess notation of long variations. Alot of words explaining the reasons behind the moves and openings they recommend. Lots of diagrams. You can read and study without getting out a board and pieces.
You can purchase it online for $0.79 in paperback plus S&H.
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-to-think-ahead-in-chess-israel-a-horowitz/1000443331?ean=9780671211387
hello, my chess.com rating is between 1300-1400 . so i want to improve my game..anyone knows which is the best book for me.