Title: makes memorization of endgame technique easier
Product review: As a player of modest ability who only played in two tournaments (probably a year or two apart), I found the book quite useful. Some of the other books that I had tried to read on the endgame just seemed too darn difficult for beginners. The difficulty was that there was just so much information to memorize. Pandolfini's book made the memorization of the themes much easier by giving each technique a catchy name. Then, you are led step by step to more complicated techniques by successively building upon the ones you have just learned. This is good pedagogy. I would recommend this to any beginner to get a good understanding of what you need to know to play the endgame.
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