How to Reassess Your Chess: Chess Mastery Through Imbalances

The book is brilliant it's diagrams are clear and moves are explained.i really enjoyed the tests at the end

If you are an intermediate chess player , you can go for it , definitely recommend

A very informative book for intermediate to masters.nice packaging.original quality(nice) of paper and text.good illustrations.useful content..covers almost every concept required to improve in intermediate and advanced chess.excellent condition.

Jeremy Silman teaches the imbalances on the chess board, good Bishop vs bad Bishop, Superior minor piece vs inferior minor piece.According to Silman, one should play the chess move according to what the Chess position is asking them to play rather than what one wish to play, he also teaches how to take advantage of the imbalances in the chess board & turn it into your favour.Amazon is selling it at 100 rupees less than what you would get from chess base India ie 1399 in place of 1499

This book is a very different type of chess book. While most books deal in a certain opening or teach you tactics or endgame principles, this book teaches you how to make plans in chess. Note that it does not reach you any opening or any specific thing, but just nourishes your thinking style in chess. Some people might not like it. Like this is not a boom for beginners. Even not for below 1400. But mid level and advanced players will enjoy it thoroughly. I am rated 1900 around on chess.com and lichess, so please take my review in that light.

Many concepts mentioned in this book may be well known to us but after reading the book we will realize just knowing concepts and mastering them is completely 2 different things

An extremely important book for any chess player whether beginner or master to read to learn about the concept of imbalances in order to understand the middle game and formulate plans based on the positions themselves.It goes without saying that this book helps players to be able to correctly evaluate positions. A masterpiece by Silman. A must read for any chess player.

Great Book! Make sure that you know the chess notations and the coordinates of the board. If you don't know them at the back of your head you would take time to grasp the concepts seamlessly. While it is also true that reading this book would hep you get the notations right.