Excellent primer on the fundamentals

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This is the best player in Europe currently, it deals a lot for the taste in France, and at the same time, it remains simple and casual, it's a pleasure to listen to his explanations both pictorial and clear!

The book is a gem for beginners: most found it on forms, and this helps to build a healthy and solid foundation for his entire "career" of go player.

Better: for advanced players (and perhaps until 1st Dan, at least 1st dan sure KGS), this book provides clarification and explanation of several typical situations of the game, how to approach, frequent mistakes not to commit, good habits to take, etc. I am currently reviewing several fundamental that I never had the chance to work properly until now (5th kyu I turn on KGS, sometimes better when I apply myself).

How to cut a keima, how to choose a sequence not to end up with an elephant's eye, how to close a border with a tiger's face, all problems that are revisited from a light way: I am delighted with my purchase .

The only downside, but it's wanted in this book (dedicated to basic and understandable for beginners): for advanced players, this is a short book, and we would have liked some more substantial developments!

I look forward to the next book Fan Hui