The Chess Bible - From First Move to Checkmate: The Only Guide You’ll Ever Need to Stop Being a Pawn in Their Game and Become the King of the Board. 4 Books in 1 + Workbook

The media could not be loaded. If you are starting to get into chess seriously, this is really the only book you need to take your game to the next level. Here, you will learn numerous strategies that will allow you to dominate in every phase of the game, from the first move to the last tricky position needed to induce that final, decisive checkmate.Individuals who have either been playing for years or who just started learning about the different pieces and what they do will find plenty to interest them in this book. There are in-depth discussions of various techniques and when you should employ and avoid them. If you crave knowledge that you can immediately apply to your next game with one of your rivals, dive into this guide that’s easy to read but packed full of vital information about this addictive and extremely fun pastime.

Good quality, learning full, clear explanations! Beginner player to advance! Recommend!

“The Chess Bible - From First Move to Checkmate: The Only Guide You’ll Ever Need to Stop Being a Pawn in Their Game and Become the King of the Board. 4 Books in 1 + Workbook by Seshat Academy” is a book that can help you become a master in this game. I liked how it was written because I think it is pretty clear and organized.I also liked that it is clear in the book that anyone can play chess, you don’t need to be a genius, just learn and practice enough. The book is very complete and touches various topics I found interesting. I think it’s a good idea to read it and take down notes of what you find the most essential.All in all, The Chess Bible is a must read for those who like chess.

To improve my game.

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I was trying to learn how to play chess. This book explains everything from the names and moves of each chess piece to very advanced strategies, and it does it simple language that anyone can understand.

I want to dislike this book. I really do. I tried hard to dislike it. But I can't. It actually contains a lot of very good, solid information. You won't go from Booby Woodpusher to Bobby Fischer from reading this book, but you will find a lot of helpful tips, hints, and advice. If you can follow the book's recommendations, you will certainly find yourself able to compete above the "novice" level into the realm of the intermediate players. The book even contains the most basic information about board layout and piece movement, so even a noob can learn to play the beautiful game.My only criticism is that there are a lot of errors in the book. For example, it has a diagram with a pawn position that is impossible to achieve in real life. It has one note that rooks, like bishops, remain on the same color. So, there are some errors that you should catch if you are above the novice level. I downgraded by one star as I got further into the tome.

I purchased this as a gift for my grandson. He has LOVED learning new strategies and appreciated the workbook portion as well.