Chess Made Easy: Intended As A First Book
Chess Made Easy, by George Walker, is a classic guide for anyone seeking to learn the fundamentals of chess. Intended as a first book for novices, it presents the rules and basic strategies in a clear and accessible manner. Walker's approach breaks down the complexities of the game, making it an ideal starting point for beginners of all ages. From understanding the chessboard to mastering fundamental checkmates, this book lays a solid foundation for chess proficiency.
First published many years ago, "Chess Made Easy" retains its value as a practical and straightforward introduction to chess. Whether you aspire to casual play or competitive chess, the principles outlined in this book provide a valuable starting point. Discover the timeless appeal of chess with this easy-to-follow guide.
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