How To Beat Anyone At Chess: The Best Chess Tips, Moves, and Tactics to Checkmate

For those that wish to learn the in and outs of Chess this book is a must. In a clear, simple language it gives tips, moves and basic tactics of the game. I bought it together with a Chess game set. Best purchase for my grandaughter!

Easy to understand. My Chess game improved a lot after reading the book. Some of the illustrations and examples.were a little hard to follow, but overall, this book is worth the money in my opinion.

good book

great guide. very good for a beginner.

It helped me a lot for chess when I was starting to play

It was a good book It was just hard to understand how it was written It wasn't meant for me and I have a good understanding so I mean I learned a little bit from it but for the most part it earned its three stars

Bought as a Christmas gift for my nephew and he was medium impressed.

Very useful tips from novice to mid range chess player. Love it so far.

Very good start to begin Chess ebook and excellent introduction.Good quality diagrams and chess notation. Good advice on where to play chess in parks and internet chess and advice on chess programs and apps.

The book arrive well, with no damages or details and it’s legible. But, unfortunately, it’s just another introduction to chess. It’s not a concise introduction. There’s nothing useful about openings, middle games or endgames, nor tactics, strategy or analysis of legendary games. It’s just “this is chess, the pieces moves like this, you win if you checkmate your opponent”. And that’s all.

The book starts from the basics and goes through all aspects of chess basic in every subject. What I have found very helpful is the chapter on aides, computer ideas and where to go on the computer to improve rapidly. How to use chess engines and servers. Online clubs, videos, articles ect. The book is awesome for under 1600, may be helpful for under 1800 as a refresher course. Good read

Very good book…

Although at first glance, this book on chess seemed 'basic', - on browsing through it, overall it's quite good. The print, diagrams, rules etc, are all VERY clear, and easy to understand. Informative, and easy to follow, with a glossary (near the end of the book), - was a good buy, and worth having in my chess book collection. Thanks.