Basic Endgame Stratgy: Queens & Rooks (Road to Chess Mastery)

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Summary: Like Alburt stuff; good, but you know there's better.
Review: Cardoza is the "McDonalds" of chess publishing. And like McDonald's there is something appealing about it, even when you know there is much better food out there. This book is like a Lev Alburt book in that it is a "page turner"; that is, you will go through one example and realize you ave finished 10 pages. This is a good feeling if you are sometimes frustrated by spending a week on one page of Dvoretsky. And Robertie is concerned about giving you useful practical advice. This is a good book, because the topic fits the bill: for endings, most of us want to remember a few vivid examples to get the idea. This book accomplishes its goal pretty nicely.

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Summary: This whole series is great!!!
Review: If you're just starting out, 'The Road To Chess Mastery' series is the one to begin with. Easy to understand language; all ideas explained; and plenty of diagrams makes it simple to follow along!

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Summary: Very Good Book!!!
Review: This Book has helped me get better at chess in so many ways! I cant beleive it. BUY THIS BOOK!!! its worth it.