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Comentado en India el 19 de abril de 2024
This doesn't read like one for kids. Even if you play on the boards -it is hard to track the move variants.I think it is for advanced beginners and Lichess link like in the new kindle chess books would have been helpful.Update: I have updated the review to 5 stars because it does open the link to Lichess. However, now I say that there should have been option for 4.5 stars in Amazon reviews 😊
Rt
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 6 de septiembre de 2020
Yes, it's the same classic old openings, well they have to be doesn't they!The difference is that they are presented in a fairly succinct manner and since the real problem is finding an opponent who will play them from the script it's the first 2 or 3 moves that are the ones to try to remember.
Eric Gayle
Comentado en Canadá el 5 de septiembre de 2014
My Grandson enjoyed it. Very helpful and interesting.
Brian
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de mayo de 2013
I liked this book a lot and - more importantly - my 6 year old son loves it too. The 8 year old does not like it. I think this represents more that this book is not a simple good/bad well/badly written book. It is a technical book, and it appeals to those for whom chess is valued. A dabbling child might not benefit much from it, in much the same way that an adult would profit from this book too.This book is therefore not just for children, not at all. I found the material well described, it is suitable for all ages to read - I would suggest a child should be older than 8 to get personal benefit from this book, but that is what a parent is for. If your child has independently developed an interest in chess, then s/he should benefit greatly from this addition to the library. OK, it is not a comprehensive tome, but it does precisely what it claims to do. This information should stand you in good stead until well into your chess development.
Steve
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de diciembre de 2013
This book gives a start from a grandmasters point of view.No "just play this and you'll be fineNo blah blah jadda jaddabut the 50 major chess openings listed with a few strategic characteristics and plans.Everybody is entitled to have his own opinion about chess. But if you want to play successful you eventually need to look into chess openings (and the why's and what's of it). And this book is a great way to start.
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