Chess for Beginners
A Complete Overview of the Board, Pieces, Rules, and Strategies to Win
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If you could do just one thing for your brain, learn this game!
Did you know you could stimulate the growth of nerve cells in your brain in a way that's natural, healthy, and fun? Yes, you can ditch those fancy (and costly) nootropic supplements. You can forget those boring "brain training" puzzles that only make you better at solving puzzles.
Play chess, instead.
Chess is the ultimate turn-based strategy game. For centuries, it has honed the decision-making skills of kings and the strategic thinking of generals. Modern studies show that chess promotes brain development at any age, prevents Alzheimer's, and trains both sides of the brain to work in synergy. And today, learning chess is easier than you think!
Previous generations of chess players had to train for years before they could really feel confident. But now, there's a better solution. This audiobook will empower you to win your first games in just a day! Just buy this book and let the magic begin!
This audiobook will help you:
- Easily memorize all the pieces and their movement options in less than two hours
- Discover the best winning strategies approved by generations of champions
- Get a competitive advantage over other beginners by learning handy tactics for every phase of the game
- Develop your chess skills fast with tried-and-tested practice strategies
- Overcome your initial shyness and join an offline or online chess club that's perfect for your skill level
No matter if you're just learning the rules of chess or looking for ways to boost your skills fast, this audiobook will take your playing to a whole new level.
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I felt like I paid for what I got...
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We struggle to manage complexity every day. We follow intricate diets to lose weight, juggle multiple remotes to operate our home entertainment systems, face proliferating data at the office, and hack through thickets of regulation at tax time. But complexity isn't destiny. Sull and Eisenhardt argue there's a better way: by developing a few simple yet effective rules, you can tackle even the most complex problems.
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If you are in any sort of leadership position or plan to be, read this book
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- Paul C. Emerson
- 08-10-20
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This audiobook is pretty good for a beginner, although I would recommend that you listen to it while having a chess board in front of you.
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- Nicolas P. Bryant
- 08-10-20
It gives us a practical and logical explanation
Its a good audio book for beginners. A great learning audio book. Providing some important tips. If you want to win then get this audio book. Its winning strategies audio book.
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- Norman V. Smith
- 07-31-20
This is a wonderful and highly practical audioboo
Chess is a game that develops memory, thinking and logic. This is a useful audio book that helped me to learn the basics of this game, find out how all the pieces move, understand necessary tactics and strategies. It gave me the basics and I know now how to play chess to win.
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- Susan T. Stuart
- 08-10-20
I'm impressed with this guidebook.
The content of this audio book is really very helpful for all. Thanks to author for giving us this highly informative audio book. Easy and interesting to listen audio
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- Sandra J. Gonzalez
- 08-10-20
This audiobook fulfill of information
This has become my favorite guide regarding to playing chess. I tend to re listen to this before playing very important game
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- Martin J. Shinn
- 08-10-20
I’ve found this audiobook pretty helpful
Chess For Beginners it is a very interesting audio book.all of information very helpful for chess. this audio book lots of tips and tricks improve your online game i listen this audio book i really benefited. i recommended this audio book.
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- Joanne L. Smith
- 08-10-20
This audiobook provides a great way of instruction
Very informative with illustration to learn chess for beginners. The strategies are impressive and interesting. I am pleased to come across this audio book.
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- Charles M. Coffey
- 07-31-20
Would definitely recommend to all beginners
This audio book providing some winning tactics for beginners at Chess. A great learning audio book. Author give full approach for making this audio book helpful. Providing proven tips and steps. Loving approach.
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- John C. Wells
- 08-10-20
This audible provides valuable information
I don't know why but the strategies work every single time. It was unbelievable for me.
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- Rachel S. Verrett
- 08-04-20
Great chess book for beginners
This was a great chess book for beginners and it was an easy listen I would recommend. It's Narrated by: Frank Phillips
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