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#24: Book review: Study Chess with Matthew Sadler

#3

IMHO any book review that doesn't include the target audience in the first paragraph ( e.g GMs & IMs, 1500-2000, under 800) is a useless book review.

IMHO any book review that doesn't include the target audience in the first paragraph ( e.g GMs & IMs, 1500-2000, under 800) is a useless book review.
#4

@ed01106 said in #3:

IMHO any book review that doesn't include the target audience in the first paragraph ( e.g GMs & IMs, 1500-2000, under 800) is a useless book review.
A rule of thumb. Writers mainly write for themselves. A GM will have GM material.

@ed01106 said in #3: > IMHO any book review that doesn't include the target audience in the first paragraph ( e.g GMs & IMs, 1500-2000, under 800) is a useless book review. A rule of thumb. Writers mainly write for themselves. A GM will have GM material.
#5

I felt like the endame was favorable to white so my choice was Bxc4 bxc4 Rd6 with b6 and Kd7 - Kc7 to follow to safely make a draw. But if you want to win then of course you should keep the bishop alive.

I felt like the endame was favorable to white so my choice was Bxc4 bxc4 Rd6 with b6 and Kd7 - Kc7 to follow to safely make a draw. But if you want to win then of course you should keep the bishop alive.
#6

@wannabe2700 said in #4:

A rule of thumb. Writers mainly write for themselves. A GM will have GM material.

That is not always true. iMs and GMs often make recommendations for beginners, however now that I think about it, they typically begin those reviews by pointing out the target audience.

@wannabe2700 said in #4: > A rule of thumb. Writers mainly write for themselves. A GM will have GM material. That is not always true. iMs and GMs often make recommendations for beginners, however now that I think about it, they typically begin those reviews by pointing out the target audience.