Article Number
LLWALFSIC
Author
First Steps in Chess
136 pages, paperback, Everyman, 2. edition 1995
Discontinued
YOU WANT TO PLAY CHESS ?
YOU THINK IT IS TOO COMPLICATED ?
NOT WITH THIS BOOK !
Topics covered include:
·The moves of the pieces
·The rules of the game
·Checkmate
·The Opening
... and much more!John Walker, several times Chess Champion of Oxfordshire, is a school teacher who has taught chess to children for many years. He is also the author of several other popular instructional chess books for the younger player.
| EAN | 9781857441901 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 290 g |
| Manufacturer | Everyman |
| Width | 17 cm |
| Height | 25 cm |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 1995 |
| Author | John N. Walker |
| Language | English |
| Edition | 2 |
| ISBN-10 | 1857441907 |
| ISBN-13 | 9781857441901 |
| Pages | 136 |
| Binding | paperback |
vi Acknowledgements
vii Introduction
007 1 The Battlefield
009 2 The Pawn
079 3 The King
025 4 The Queen
033 5 Check
039 6 Checkmate
045 7 Stalemate
047 8 The Rook
053 9 Castling
059 10 The Bishop
063 11 The Knight
067 12 Pawn Promotion
068 13 The Rules
075 14 The Value of the Pieces
081 15 The Fork
057 16 The Pin
093 17 The Discovered Attack
099 18 Destroying the Guard
105 19 Increasing Your Advantage
107 20 Checkmating the Lone King
127 21 The Opening
132 22 En Passant
134 23 Ideas to Help you Win
135 Answers to Quiz Questions
vii Introduction
007 1 The Battlefield
009 2 The Pawn
079 3 The King
025 4 The Queen
033 5 Check
039 6 Checkmate
045 7 Stalemate
047 8 The Rook
053 9 Castling
059 10 The Bishop
063 11 The Knight
067 12 Pawn Promotion
068 13 The Rules
075 14 The Value of the Pieces
081 15 The Fork
057 16 The Pin
093 17 The Discovered Attack
099 18 Destroying the Guard
105 19 Increasing Your Advantage
107 20 Checkmating the Lone King
127 21 The Opening
132 22 En Passant
134 23 Ideas to Help you Win
135 Answers to Quiz Questions
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