First Moves: How to Start a Chess Game

The book is in good condition with some wear along the edges and spine, typical for a trade paperback of this age. The cover shows slight creasing, but the binding remains intact and strong. There are no inscriptions or library markings, and the pages are clean, with no significant marks or tears.

"First Moves: How to Start a Chess Game" by David Pritchard is a strategic guide published by Perennial Library in 1985. This trade paperback is the First Perennial Library Edition, as noted on the copyright page. Pritchard, a renowned chess author, offers insights into the critical early stages of a chess game, focusing on openings and initial strategies. This edition is distinguished by its accessibility and clear explanations, making it ideal for both beginners and seasoned players looking to refine their skills. The book is in good condition, with minor wear typical of a paperback from this period, and remains a valuable resource for chess enthusiasts. While out of print, this edition is a sought-after reference for its practical advice and strategic depth.