Learn How to Play Chess By Reading the Comic Book is a book as elegant and beautiful as the game of Chess itself. Artistic, philosophical and informative the simple power and elegance of Chess are brought to life in this original, thoughtful and creative book. This 'how to' book patterned after the sunday cartoons, comic books and graphic novels will delight chess player and engage a new generation of players in the ancient game of Chess.
This book is a great introductory book that Chess masters will take pleasure in perusing. This book shows the best practices and principles behind the basics of the game of Chess while offering masters an insightful, artistic and philosophical look at their game. For instance, until this book all Chess books have only discussed three ways to get the king out of check, this book explores five ways.
This innovative book with its stunning visual impact is also a strong educational tool for conveying the complex conceptual concepts of Chess. Written by a teacher it has been designed to make the complex simple rather than intimidating or alienating the readers. It integrates many current innovative ideas in teaching to the learning of Chess.
Chess players have long argued that Chess develops mental abilities used throughout life: abstract reasoning, pattern recognition, creativity, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. However, until now, Chess books have themselves been lacking in these areas. "Learn How to Play Chess by Reading the Comic Book," is simple, complex, smart and funny, showing the art and magic of Chess.
The game of Chess has fascinated humans for almost 2000 years and with books like this Chess should continue to inspire new players for 2000 more.
Copies are available at Munro's Book store.