Nf3 · g3 · Bg2
Chess study for your next game.
Review a difficult position, find a book worth working through and make time to practice. A chess journal by Amir Zarandouz.
01 / The journalStudy notes and book guides
Chess guides for
the positions that puzzle you.
A game review can show you where a plan went wrong. Start with a position you remember, then choose a guide that helps you work through it.
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02 / The opening
Explore a
Reti opening setup.
White develops the kingside knight, then makes room for the bishop on g2. Watch the position take shape.
Position 1 of 6
Choose a move to explore the opening.
The opening behind the nameStarting position
Begin with the pieces on their starting squares.
03 / The bookshelfFind a book for your level
Find your next
chess book.
Compare beginner introductions with books on opening plans and calculation. Check the sample pages and choose a book you can work through at a board.
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Best chess books for beginners learning the game
Compare five beginner chess books by rules, diagrams and exercises. Find a useful first book and learn how to practice with it at the board.
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Best chess opening books for building a repertoire
Compare chess opening books for general ideas, reference lines and a focused repertoire. Learn how to use a book alongside positions from your games.
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Best chess books for intermediate players
Find chess books for intermediate players who want help with plans, game analysis or calculation. Compare formats and choose a focused study task.
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