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Chess Books
 Chess For Dummies, James Eade
As one of the most universal and oldest games, chess gains thousands of new players and fans every day. Kind of intimidating, eh? Chess For Dummies proves that it doesn't have to be. With chess expert James Eade to guide you, you take in the rules so that they make sense, so that you can intuitively and intelligently make your moves right from the get-go. (UK , Canada , Germany )
|  The Right Way to Play Chess, D. Brine Pritchard
With remarkable ease and clarity, D. Brine Pritchard explains the modern and internationally approved method of chess to the beginning chess player. In this, the tenth revised edition of the standard work on the subject, Pritchard draws new inspiration from the latest developments in chess, taking the reader through detailed and illustrated explanations of the basic rules and general theories of chess, openings, middle games, end games, and much more. (UK , Canada , Germany )
|  The Kids' Book of Chess, Harvey Kidder, Kimberly Bulcken Root (Illustrator)
An acclaimed introduction to the world's most enduring game. Fantasy art illustrations by Kimberly Buclken Root capture the energy and excitement of chess's origins--the medieval battlefield--while a direct, lively text explains the game and its pieces in light of history. Includes chess set. (UK , Canada , Germany )
|  Understanding Chess Move by Move, John Nunn
John Nunn is one of the most highly regarded chess writers in the world. He has carefully selected thirty modern games to help the reader understand the most important aspects of chess and illustrate modern chess principles in action. Virtually every move is explained using words that everyone can understand. Jargon is avoided as far as possible. (UK , Canada , Germany )
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