This is a relatively new book in the Chess canon. Chess tutors (like Susan Polgar) often recommend Chernev's Logical Chess Move-by-move as the best book to learn chess for a beginner. Chernev is good, but it starts straightaway with annotated games. You do learn important concepts, but they are not presented in their own sections. It is assumed the reader has already played some chess, and multiple variations are given to be worked out mentally or on a practice board (a habit most beginners d...

Very nice has websites for playing chess
I can learn openings, defencing,middle game attack, endgame defence

Nice and wondereful piece of Chess writing. A beautiful one.

The way of explanation is simple and clear.It explains you as if it is your teacher.The concepts are explained with good diagrams and examples.Hope you will enjoy this book