Chess Tactics for Kids
By Murray Chandler
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Synopsis
Chess Tactics for Kids introduces 50 essential tactical motifs, such as forks, pins, and skewers, to help young players enhance their game. With clear explanations and real-game examples, this book guides readers through recognising and applying these tactics effectively. Suitable for beginners and advancing players alike, it offers engaging exercises to test and reinforce learning, making chess improvement both accessible and enjoyable.
About the author
Murray Chandler is a chess grandmaster from New Zealand who loves sharing his passion for chess with young players. He has written popular books like 'How to Beat Your Dad at Chess', helping children learn clever moves and strategies. Murray enjoys making chess fun and exciting for everyone who wants to improve their game.
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2003
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