A lot of people advise against learning openings too early, but Yasser Seirawan’s book “Winning Chess Openings” is a great start. Helps beginners understand by example the basic themes and goals in the openings.
What’s the best beginner chess book for an extremely smart 11 year old?
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This was my first chess book, and it was exciting to me as a kid to then be able to look at Grabdmaster games and quickly identify the opening, and made me interested to analyze further
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Logical Chess by Chernev
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+1 Bobby Fisher Teaches Chess
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Bobby Fisher teaches chess
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Have him watch Becoming Bobby Fischer to see if he really wants to be a champ or not
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Chess Openings: Theory and Practice by I.A. Horowitz
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The Art of Computer Programming
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One day I should write a blog post about this, but the best way to get good at chess is to simply play Stockfish over and over again. I learned crazyhouse in a week using this method (2500 rating) This method is inspired from a talebism:https://twitter.com/nntaleb/status/1060371786221654016 …
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