Title: A good collection of opening patterns and how to deal with them
Review: Bozulich's book provides the mid-kyu-level go player with a collection of early-game problems that can be useful for those who learn by example.This book is not written for the recent beginner of Go. Although there is little discussion on opening theory itself, the problems and their explanations are focused around common opening patterns, and for that reason they are instructive. It may be useful to read this in conjunction with a more theoretical book on the opening such as Janice Kim's "Learn to play go: The Palace of Memory".
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