The Chess Tales 'must have' books

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	"covers all the basic endgame theory that every chess player should know; essential... yes!"

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	"harder work, but the next step after you've mastered Averbakh's book"

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	"the best guide to strategic endgame concepts and practical play"

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	"wonderful book that will improve your understanding and planning throughout the whole game"

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	"wonderful book that will improve your understanding and planning throughout the whole game"

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	"the best endgame reference  and readable guide"

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	"shortlisted on Chess Tales"

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	"highly recommended"

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	"classic but relevant; middlegame choice on Chess Tales"

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	"another classic; shortlisted on Chess Tales"

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	"30 great recent games; perfect for study"

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	"controversial; fans report huge gains in rating points, but some find it unreadable"

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	"Dvoretsky's masterpiece.  Hard work; for the strongest players"

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	"legendary middlegame book"

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	"highly regarded by the Soviet Chess schools"

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	"a 'hidden gem' still in print 30 years later"

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	"the first book on anyone's list; Bronstein's masterwork"

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	"Fischer's famous collection"

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	"Kasparov's deep study of Karpov and Korchnoi"

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	"Timman's choice of 24 great games from the 70's"