Chess book

I loved "Logical Chess Move by Move" by Irving Chernev (www.amazon.com/Logical-Chess-Move-Irving-Chernev/dp/0671211358/). If you want, I can send the e-book to you.

Thank you for the references. 👍👍👍 @Kadenman @BoldRandomRabbit @Sholmes49 @coledavis @Garrileo_the_great @Tantalus . Appreciate it.

You're welcome!

and i will never tire of recommending Dan Heisman's book "Guide of chess improvement".

Hmm interesting, I'll try that. Thank you @Sholmes49

@Peeyush_Sonkar you are very much mistaken when it comes to chess books. There are a variety of chess books written with different level of players in mind. Some books are written with the beginner in my mind while other books are written with either an intermediate in mind or advanced players. This is why it is important when recommending a book for a specific person to have a clear understanding of the current level of chess understanding is for that player.

There have already been some excellent examples in this topic so I am not going to recommend any additional ones since quite a few are good books for someone just getting started.

JoseO - I think the poster made it clear what he wanted. As far as Capablanca's book is concerned, it really does fit the level indicated.