Good Chess books

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From: Pete Galati
Date: Fri, 14 May 1999 00:00

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Anything by Irving Chernev, most are on Dover so they're cheap. You need
to learn to read discriptive notation, but if you can't do that you
shouldn't be playing Chess anyhows

Pete

Marty wrote:

> I'm relatively new to the game, although I do know the moves pretty
> well and would like recommendations regarding a good book to become a
> bit more sophisticated in chess. Does anyone have recommendations
> regarding something that is pretty readable?
>
> Marty

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