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Topic: YOUR FIRST CHESSBOOK. DO YOU REMEMBER ?
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Xadrez Basico
by Orfeu D'Agostini |
Another one here! 
Great book! Today, outdated for experts, still of great value for beginners.
As soon as they publicize a new edition with algebric notation, I will buy another!
Cheers,
Beco.
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"Xadrez Básico" was my second book, and it is on the shelf right by my side, still in excellent condition (almost 40 years old!). A great book. I think it was inspired by Reuben Fine's books, or Euwe's, as it was fashionable, in the 50's, to write manuals, all in one, about openings, middle-game, and endings. It is excellent for beginners.
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An Invitation to Chess by Chernev and Harkness.
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My first chess book : Orfeu D'Agostini it is "xadrez Básico" a elementary chess book for chess players. I have him about twenty years!!!
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My first book of chess:"Manual de xadrez" by Idel Becker(1974)
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