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'Chess is life, and life is chess' - Robert James Fischer
Life is a deep hole - the more you learn, the bigger it becomes. It is filled with complexities, which can drive your brain to insanity. You have to keep moving, you have to make critical decisions - ones which can lead you to success, or ones which can doom you to failure. Chess is indifferent, and to save you from falling in its neverending pit, I have for you this book.
A summary of all the key elements present in all the segments of chess, this book is a practical and time saving way of looking and learning chess through a different perspective. Instead of the normal way of just rote learning everything, in this book, everything is proven through logic, as I believe one should always know what they are playing.
Starting with the basics (rules, names and points of pieces, notation e.t.c) followed by general chess knowledge, effects of chess, introduction and approach to openings, middlegame tips, all the segments of middlegame including tactics, calculation, strategy, pawn structure, attack, defence, mating patterns and much more, all the important endgames, basic checkmates, the different variants of chess and finally assessments to check how much you learnt - this book has it all.
Are you too someone who really wants to know a lot more about this dynamic game? Are you too someone who hates to rote learn? Well then don't waste more time; flip the pages for this book is then just for you!
Bhavik Ahuja
Bhavik Ahuja is a 13 year old boy from Delhi, who studies in the Shri Ram School Moulsari. 8 years ago, he was introduced to the dynamic game of chess, in which he has won the bronze medal for his country in the Commonwealth games. He is among the top 50 fast format chess players of his country (one of the best in his category) with ratings over 2400 online. Moreover, along with his sister he runs a foundation called Samvedna, wherein he has started chess training for over 350 underpriviliged children. With the motto of igniting the fire of chess in others, he has also organised over 10 chess tournaments, wherein 1000+ players have participated. He has written several poems and articles in Hindi as well, and has been the editor for his school sinch 6th grade. He also enjoys the sports of cricket and basketball, and represents his school in the latter one as well. He has written this book to share his learnings about this dynamic game, after doing thousands of hours of research, so that the readers get the best possible material.
