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My step-son is learning chess and enjoying it (he has joined his school chess club), however other than the basics I have no real knowledge. Does anyone have a book recommendation?
Cheers
Panda
So what you really need is a book for you to learn, and them teach/play with him?
I would have thought the school chess club would teach him more than a book could do at his age?
How about an electronic game so he can test moves?
http://www.chessbaron.co.uk/chess-computers-electronic-chess.php
Try:
[i]"You'll Never Have A Real Girlfriend"[/i], or maybe [i]"Why Not Go Outside And Enjoy Life?"[/i]
Both by Garry Kimovich Kasparov, I believe 😉
wouldn't a chess game for the PC with tutorials / examples etc be better?
Second the computer game. My 10 yr-old son has a DS game that he uses.
(And he also plays football, mountain bikes and skateboards thank you Mr S. 👿 )
Ben
How about The Fog by James Herbert?
Nowt to do with chess but he may find a couple of bits educational.
Chess by Hoffer after reading it I got so good my dad had to actually be able to see the board to beat me rather than doing it all in his head while watching the telly. It won't cover many modern openings but is good on the basic Gambits and theory .
Even when I was into Chess I found playing much better than reading books. Personally I find chess computer programs hard work and prefered the Kasparov chess challenger with it's real board and lights to indicate moves.
The Art of Self Defence.
I forget the author.