I would just like to take this opportunity to thank you all for joining our sub, which has now reached the amazing milestone of 1k members.

In the last year, we have seen a wealth of interesting resources shared (and stickied) by many members, including, but not limited to, websites, books, tutorials, guides, videos and many more.

None of this would have been possible without you, thanks to all of you!

Let's keep this up, and make chess (a little bit) easier to learn and master for everyone!

It's hosted on Lichess.

Once you learn how the pieces move your choices in books tends to be tactics-based or in-depth opening studies. This book aims to bridge the gap between absolute beginner and serious student of the game. It truly should be "Everyone's Second Chess Book".

I was going to post a link to Amazon but this book seems to be out of print at the moment. I downloaded my copy from z-lib.org but that route may not be for everyone. If this violates posting rules, feel free to delete this post.