The Book of a Beginning Chess Player

"The Book of a Beginning Chess Player" by Grigory Yakovlevich Levenfish is recognized as a classic and is perhaps the best textbook on chess for beginners of any age. Tens of thousands of chess players have learned from it, many of whom have become grandmasters and world champions. With the help of this book, you will be able to see and appreciate all the beauty of the great game.

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"There is much to learn for a beginning enthusiast in order to conduct a chess game consistently, technically, and without gross mistakes. You will have to 'move your brain' and strain your mind repeatedly. Learning to play chess well is not an easy or quick task. The purpose of this book is to simplify the reader's process of learning and improvement."

- Before you is a clear and detailed guide that includes both theory and exercises of varying difficulty, as well as examples of winning games.
- The author's method will help you develop your chess vision and memory, and you will learn to create your own combinations.
- The reader must follow the instructions precisely and not rush ahead until they have fully mastered the material. "Slow and steady wins the race" - this folk wisdom will hold true when studying the book.