Chess Library of an improving amateur

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	"An excellent beginner's primer on positional aspects."

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	"Covers basic tactics, openings, middlegame ideas and is full of general information. Ideal complement to the above."

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	"Excellent tactician's manual, all manner of sacrifices considered; full range of comprehensive exercises."

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	"Wonderful little puzzle book, 1-5 stars difficulty. Ideal for travel."

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	"A whole host of games in the Petroff Main lines: years of learning in one book."

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	"Comprehensive, solid QP suggestions, especially useful against annoying openings like BDG, London, and Stonewall."

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	"The endgame bible to last you a lifetime. Every type covered, only masters/high-level experts would need Dvoretsky to add on."

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	"Classic attacking manual, a must-have for any club player."

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	"The White player's manual against the Sicilian, excellent for reference or full immersion."

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	"Pattern recognition on a huge scale, excellent for daily tactical training."

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	"The legend's 100 best pre-1948 games, annotated with positional clarity."

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	"Another essential collection, read for pleasure or study for learning."

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	"Unlocks greater fluency in thought for good club players"

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	"Kotov's masterpiece, excellent training in technique and assessment for all levels. Far more accessible than Think."

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	"An essential manual in understanding the ultimate anti-Ruy Lopez weapon."

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	"Excellent and thorough, neutral investigation into all possibilities across this broadest of openings."

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	"Critical for anyone who faces/plays the Two Knights, full coverage of this dynamic opening"

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	"A great complement to Play Like a Grandmaster, 36 fully annotated games on complex positional themes."

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	"A more advanced and condensed version of Teach Yourself: Full prose on a number of positionally common subjects."

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	"Nunn's masterpiece: you will not find better annotation or more interesting games."

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	"Gives a unique insight into a whole Candidates Tournament, with lucid and witty annotation."

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	"Like 13, this is a key to correct thought processes, in tandem with Workbook. Hard work, but damned worth it."

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	"The exercises to go with 22, all very deeply explained and full of value."

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	"Euwe's classic thought-text on the differences in levels of assessment."