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One Move at a Time
- How to Play and Win at Chess…and Life
- Narrated by: Gary J. Chambers
- Length: 3 hrs and 59 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 09-10-14
- Language: English
- Publisher: Made for Success, Inc. and Blackstone Audio, Inc.
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $17.47
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Publisher's Summary
Learn to play chess the fun and easy way while you learn what it takes to be successful in life. One Move at a Time reveals 20 proven ways to succeed at the game of kings - or at anything else you desire. It uses kid- and teen-friendly language to teach you fun, simple ways to memorize how the game is set up and how the pieces move; the "smart start" that gains you a quick advantage from your first few moves; seven strategies to turn beginning players into fast winners; and how to go for "the big win". Plus, you'll learn 20 life lessons you can take from the chessboard to make you a success at everything you do.
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- Allen Milewicz
- 02-18-17
Useless as an audiobook
This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
It makes no sense to have an audiobook without the diagrams that are critical to understanding any of it. This purchase was a blunder!
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- Joe
- 02-18-16
educational and inspirational
perfect for all ages. excellent for beginners in life and chess. chess game was explained really well. I will definitely be sharing the lessons from this book with my loved ones.
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- Marla
- Adams Center, NY, United States
- 09-28-16
Excellent for beginners.
I will revisit as my skill level improves. I'm sure I will learn more after gained experience.