The art of learning addresses an important topic that is woefully lacking in most chess books. It gives directions for improving concentration ,calculation and emotional control during a chess game. Key psychological insights. Highly recommended.

Suitability:correct item recieved for chess lover, gamer

My husband told me to buy this book. He is a chess lover. Very informative. Thanks

I am unable to fathom exactly how this book could receive a review with any more than 1 star. Unfortunately this book has little to do with learning any focuses almost entirely on the pretensions of the author with regard to his career as a child chess prodigy and his involvement in a joke of a martial art known as "push hands". I am sorry but this is probably the worst book I have ever read.

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