About the Author James Eade (Menlo Park, CA) competed on his high school and college chess teams and became a United States Chess Federation (USCF) chess master in 1981. In 1984 he became a USCF correspondence chess master as well. International organizations awarded him the master title in 1990 (for correspondence) and in 1993 (for regular tournament play), but his chess playing career has gradually given way to chess writing, organizing and teaching.
B**L
Outstanding.
The author explains everything a beginner should know about playing chess in a kind-hearted and light-hearted manner.Nothing is taken for granted.Plenty of diagrams clearify the topic at hand.The text itself is quite clear too.It seems the author has planned the book and organized the material very carefully keeping the chess enthusiast in mind.The coverage is wide and deep enough.A learner of any age who is honest enough to consider himself a "dummy" in the world of chess till he becomes a master, will find this book really useful.This book really stands out among many chess beginners books that I happened to come across.
V**.
Chess for Dummies........
I gifted it to my grand daughter.The book is a nice one for beginners to learn chess.I recommend this if you want to know the basics of the game.Vijayan
N**A
chess for dummies...a personal opinion only...
chess for not so dummies...:-)
V**H
V good
Exceptional book for newbies. Most books in Dummy series are v good.
J**™
Five Stars
good condition. thanks,.
S**N
Five Stars
excellent product according to my experience
A**U
Nice book content for beginners chess
Nice book content for beginners and middle order player's I like it were much but paper quality little lower
R**L
good
good book on chess . well written . I would like to recommend it . 5 out of 5 for me .
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