Andrés's best chess books

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	"One of the most important chess books ever written, You'll find beautifully simple positional play next to out-of-this-world combinations that are just breathtaking."

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	"These 100 games were selected and annotated by Botvinnik himself as the best games he played before becoming World Champion in 1948."

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	"he Zurich Tournament was undoubtedly one of the great tournaments in chess history and this book is a wonderful detailing of the games."

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	"These magnificent compilations of chess form the basis of the first two parts of Garry Kasparov's definitive history of the World Chess Championship."

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	"While some other Grandmasters have settled for an easy retirement, Larsen still fires on all cylinders! This classic book is Larsen's greatest contribution to chess literature."

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	"This book has it all, Tal's autobiography told as a fictional interview, key positions of some games that are interesting to analyze and complete games with a thorough analysis."

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	"John Nunn is one of the most highly regarded chess writers in the world. He has carefully selected thirty modern games to help the reader understand the most important aspects of chess and to illustra"

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	"Having learned the basic moves, how can a player improve? In this much-loved classic, Irving Chernev explains 33 complete games in detail, by explaining to the reader reasons for every single move."

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	"Alexander Alekhine was a colossus of chess - twice world champion and a brilliant author, endowed with the secret gift of making the games come alive on the page."

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	"Covering 100 great chess games, this book analyzes and re-evaluates them, and provides instructive points at the end of each game."