Title: Very good example games to enhance chess thinking
Product review: This book would be beyond the absolute chess beginner, since just learning to make moves is their primary focus.However, for the avid chess player, one who plays in tournaments, at a chess club, in a school program, or who just plays every chance s/he gets, this is a wonderful book to help improve the understanding of the game. It is so well written that one who can visualize a short sequence of moves (1 or 2) need not use a chess board to fully understand the games discussed. Mr. Weeramantry has written the book as a coach would teaches a student, often asking his student a question about a given position, and then explaining why the student's best response would be good or not so good. If not so good, he asks for another choice.This book (for a chess book) was very easy to read. I'm a class A tournament player who completely enjoyed reading it,... and re-reading it.
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