Dave (from the UK) wrote:

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I don't think there is much point you saying
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Dave (from the UK)

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There there are books on openings, endings, tactics, strategies and
brilliances (the most advanced book of the 6).

Looking at the first one ("Play Winning Chess") it starts with how the
pieces move (so is very basic), although it does not spend long on how
the pieces move. It is aimed from someone who wants to play chess well,
not a beginners book who wants everything in 50 pages.

It has an 18 page glossary in the back (so you can look up any
terminology) annotated games, chapters on force, time, space (rarely
seen in most beginner books), quizzes (with answers).

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I don't think there is much point you saying
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Dave (from the UK)

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