Next week, let’s spend a little time each day sharing and discovering great chess books. Whether you’re just starting out or already thinking 10 moves ahead, there’s always something new to learn. I’ll be posting my top recommendations by level — feel free to add your own favorites in the comments too! Just getting into chess? Here are some great books to help you build a solid foundation and avoid common traps early on: 🔰 Beginners: 1. Everyone’s First Chess Workbook – perfect for learning by doing 2. The Amateur’s Mind – Jeremy Silman breaks down common mistakes 3. Simple Chess – Michael Stean explains positional play in a clear, no-nonsense way Start with any of these, and you’ll level up fast. What beginner book helped you the most?

So excited to have you join our chess community! We're about to build something incredible together - a place where chess dreams become reality! 💫 🎯 Share your story: - What brought you here? - What's your biggest chess challenge right now? - Your current rating and where you want to be? Drop your intro in the comments below 👇

What’s your current rating and what areas are you willing to improve?! 📈