Learn How to Think Ahead and Become One of the Best Players in Your School
by Charles Hertan
Recommended by Dan Heisman
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Recommended by 2 sources and appears in Most Recommended Books.
A power move, explains experienced chess teacher Charles Hertan, is a winning master tactic that requires thinking ahead. To become one of the best chess players in your school you need to be able to think just 1,5 moves ahead, and this book teaches the four basic tricks do so. You will learn how to weed out silly moves and just consider a few impo...
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Recommended by 2 sources and appears in Most Recommended Books.
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Dan Heisman
American chess player
“J15 Many books "for kids" aren't really for kids at all can't tell a book by it's title. All of Coakley's books are excellent for Adult,s too & Hertan named the tactical device "sneaky pin" via his excellent (for everyone) book Power Chess For Kids #Chess”
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