Chess for Children

Vladimir Zak is a famous Soviet chess player, talented educator, and honored coach of the USSR. For over 40 years he taught at the chess club of the Leningrad Palace of Pioneers.
World champion Boris Spassky names him as his first teacher.
Yakov Dlugolensky is a remarkable children's writer, prose writer, historian, member of the Union of Writers of Russia, laureate of several literary awards, including the All-Russian Literary Award named after S. Marshak.
The book has gone through many reprints and has helped several generations of chess players triumph. Step by step, easily and simply, children will master the key rules of the game, discover its secrets, and learn how great masters began their acquaintance with chess.
With cheerful companions - beloved fairy-tale characters Buratino, Malvina, and Karabas Barabas - there will be no time for boredom! Chess is the best, time-tested means of intellectual development.
Introduce your child to this amazing world as early as possible to ensure their success!
For younger school age.