Dover Publications

This book answers up to 101 questions on how to play chess. So if you have 102, sorry, but you're going to have to find someplace else to answer that leftover question. Read more

All the joy- no, sorry, all the peace of a Japanese garden, captured within these coloring pages. Read more

Sure, you could color these birds the normal way, even going so far as to look up information about what colors should be used, but where's the fun in that? Instead, for each color, look up its complement, and use that. Read more

Clear, straightforward guide covers fundamentals of attacking and positional play, the endgame, assessing positions and choosing moves, difficult positions, time-trouble, much more. 384 diagrams. Read more

Turn into a chess expert in one book. If not in the game itself then about the people who have done well in the game before, and therefore seem like you would be really good at the game. Read more

Fill your brain with knowledge, perhaps enough to know what parts go in to coloring a coloring book, like the names of your finger bones and muscles that let you grip the coloring utensil, or the parts of your eye that let you enjoy the transformation. Read more