The Author wrote this chess puzzles book for kids with the help of his 6-year-old daughter. Through working with her, he could see which elements of the game are the most difficult for a child. He prepared a series of diagrams that allowed the child to develop smoothly and learn this tough game.

Regardless of the child's age, playing chess:

• develops concentration,

• increases patience,

• positively affects the intellectual and emotional development,

• develops perceptiveness, imagination, and the ability to focus on a specific task,

• stimulates logical thinking,

• stimulates creative thinking.

The diagrams in the book have been arranged in order from the easiest to the most difficult. At the end of each chapter, there is a friendly 'chess critter' which rewards the child for correctly solving the tasks from the chapter. Let your child color it the way they like. When your child gets a "chess critter" as a prize – it will make them happy and they will treat chess as fun instead of a very complicated and tiring task.

Make sure your child has crayons

Paperback version of this book is available on Amazon. Click HERE to buy.