Chess for Beginners

by Brenda Kay Winters, Emily Clement Morgan (Illustrator)

Chess seems complicated but it is not a hard game to play. Winters has played Chess since she was a small child first taught by her older Brother William to whom this work is dedicated. Winters is married to Mike Webb. When William (Bill Winters of Wichita Falls, Texas ) was alive Mike Bill and Brenda traveled to World Wide Chess Tournaments where they won high titles. Mike and Bill ranked very high in the World Wide Open in Orlando, Florida. This written work will never become out of date if you wish to learn how to improve your Chess game. Once at one tournament, Winters went into the men's restroom and found a high ranking player cheating with his cell phone. That was one wild experience. Better to be the real thing and it is not easy. .My brother was a Chess Master My husband is a National Master at the writing of this book. He and my brother contributed to the writing of this short precise book. Over about 45 years we have all attended many tournaments including International Ones. It is a fun game that teaches logic.

7 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 6, 2015

About the author

Brenda Kay Winters holds three degrees and is a graduate of Texas Tech University and has attended Warwick University, London, England, UK
She has one daughter, Mignon Morgan who is her co-author.
Together they have written and published over 175 books in hardback, paper back and electronically.
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