Comments on https://lichess.org/@/hpy/blog/9-best-chess-books-of-2025/QeVE9we3
Two quick questions:
Q1:Which one of these books is the easiest to read or appropriate for players under FIDE 2000? Any thoughts?
Q2: Which one requires the least amount regarding setting up the board? If you give me a diagram and ask me to visualize several moves by each side, I can perhaps manage. If you just give me the moves of a game, I would need a board.
Two quick questions:
Q1:Which one of these books is the easiest to read or appropriate for players under FIDE 2000? Any thoughts?
Q2: Which one requires the least amount regarding setting up the board? If you give me a diagram and ask me to visualize several moves by each side, I can perhaps manage. If you just give me the moves of a game, I would need a board.
Wow!!!
Wow!!!
I would add to the list, in honor placement:
- Mastering Positional Chess by Daniel Naroditsky (Author)
Link: https://a.co/d/j4hZr48
I would add to the list, in honor placement:
* Mastering Positional Chess by Daniel Naroditsky (Author)
Link: https://a.co/d/j4hZr48

