A new idea for a puzzle book

I've always enjoyed "guess the next move" kind of puzzle books. One issue for me, though, is that they reinforced my bad habit of only looking at one move. I've come up with a new "guess the next move" kind of quiz that asks you to rank your top three moves, and have made a set of "books" for my own consumption. I was wondering whether anyone else might find them useful. Here is a short volume from the games of GM Rublevsky on the white side of the Scotch. Please let me know your thoughts.

www.dropbox.com/s/s56yx2gke0c0exe/rublevsky_scotch.pdf?dl=0

This is a great idea. I really like it.

Another quiz book, this time Loek van Wely in the Najdorf as black.

www.dropbox.com/s/3ynylumdqt5b810/van_wely_najdorf.pdf?dl=0

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I've made a number of additional PDF books available here: github.com/dkappe/leela-chess-weights/wiki/Three-Move-Quiz-Books

If anyone has specific player/opening interests, please let me know.

What criteria do you follow to choose the positions from the games? Thanks!

If this does not ask too much, recently my daughter is looking at the book "The Giants of Strategy by Neil McDonald", if you can generate some puzzle from the games of this book, that will be very helpfula and hope that can be useful to other chess players. (Hope there is no copyright conflict.) The games are here

www.chessgames.com/perl/chesscollection?cid=1039483

I've uploaded it to the page referenced above as strategy.pdf

It's from both sides of the contest, so you might find some improvements for the losing side.

Great! thank you so much!

Hi, Great work. Can you make books with flip board when black is to move?