The Children's Book of Chess by Ted Nottingham and Bob Wade

Help Young Players Discover The Excitement Of Chess

Very Good Condition - with light rubbing to board edges and corners and a few small marks on back board.

Ted Nottingham and Bob Wade introduce young readers to chess through an approach developed from Nottingham's Lincolnshire teaching system. Simple games, exercises and numerous move-by-move diagrams build understanding from the earliest stages towards the enjoyment of competitive play. Stories about notable games and personalities add interest, while photographs show children participating in the game. The authors use algebraic notation, helping beginners become familiar with the standard method of recording moves as their skills develop. Designed to encourage practice as well as explain ideas, this illustrated guide gives enthusiastic young players a foundation for exploring tactics, improving their decisions and finding lasting pleasure in chess.