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lynvingen
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Top 3 of Chessbooks For inspiration and discussion:
If you were allowed to recommend 3 chessbooks, which ones would you choose and why?
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daclown
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top 3 chessbooks alexsander kotov thik like a grandmaster and play like a grandmaster and the book on traps pitfalls and swendales
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naamloos
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Top 3 What I would recommend would depend on the person I would be recommending it to, but here are my favourite books on chess:
- Zurich 1953 Tournament book by Bronstein
- The art of attack by Vucovic
- The King by Donner
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naamloos
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Top 3 What I would recommend would depend on the person I would be recommending it to, but here are my favourite books on chess:
- Zurich 1953 Tournament book by Bronstein
- The art of attack by Vucovic
- The King by Donner
daclown
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the books you are so right also the skill level of the person to comprehined what is being taught
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premium_steve
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a few that i've really liked... the life and games of mikhail tal
larsen's selected games of chess
chess openings: theory and practice (horowitz)
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yanm
yanm
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Then (to make three books) * Chess for Zebras (Rowson)
* Amateur becomes master (Euwe)
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