Chess Opening Moves

Easy to Follow Guide: 42 Opening Moves You Can Master

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Chess Opening Moves

By: Charles Goodwill

Narrated by: Margaret Woodall

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Have you ever wanted to learn how to play chess? Is the answer yes, but you haven’t known where to start? Perhaps you’ve seen it being played either in the park or online, but it still leaves you scratching your head because of how complicated it looks? Well, that’s exactly what this book is here to help you with.

This audiobook will act as a beginner’s guide to the 42 most popular opening moves for players of both white and black pieces, and will maybe even lead you to victory. This guide will help by informing you of precisely where the pieces begin, and where they will move to, and there will also be a handy glossary at the end for any terms that may be confusing for beginner players.

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