A Guide to Chess Improvement: The Best of Novice Nook by Dan Heisman | Goodreads
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16 reviews1 follower February 15, 2012 A superb chess book! It's more conversational in style, i.e. there are not pages of diagrams and notation. In fact is possible to read dozens of pages at a time before needing a board to analyze continuations. "Novice Nook" is the name of the author's online column and shouldn't dissuade a better player from picking this up. The text's techniques are valid for any average or beginner player. Players rated 1800-2000 will most likely also find some good reinforcement here. The material covered includes the importance of time management, tactics,…
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