Best chess book for intermediate player

Does anyone have a suggestion for the best book for a low end intermediate player to improve their game?

Rgds, ldwt

Teach Yourself Better Chess by Bill Hartston
101 Tips To Improve Your Chess by Tony Kosten

Thanks, ldwt

The first book I ever read was "How to Reasses Your Chess" by Jeremy Silman. It helped me tremendously. However, it's not always a good first book for everybody. Some stuff may be beyond the average beginner for awhile. I would however, recommend the whole Yasser Seirawan series. (Especially tactics).

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I am reading" Play Winning Chess" just now (like i have it in my hand as i type...) and its just about how to move peices 😕 doesnt do much for me 😕[/b]

It gets more in-depth later on in the book. It tries to teach the basic fundamentals of the game.

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How Good is Your Chess? by Daniel King.

Not a long book but encourages you to think.

I looked at some of your chess...
I would go for "Logical Chess Move By Move" Irving Chernev.
33 games with every single move explained in depth in regular laymans terms. This will help tremendously!

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I am reading" Play Winning Chess" just now (like i have it in my hand as i type...) and its just about how to move peices 😕 doesnt do much for me 😕

The "Winning Chess" series is VERY good. The first one is very basic, but I've learned a lot from the others. The one on tactics was the best.

Strategies is the best of the Sierawan series. Silmans " The Amaturs Mind"is a grade down from Reasess, and is easier to understand.
Simply going over tactic books, like reinfelds 1001 books, and Lou Hays Tactics for Juniors, or even Bruce Albertson and Fred Wilsons tactics books are essential for beginning to intermediate players.
Tactics are the bread and butter of a full course meal (chess r'epertoire)🙂

There is no "Best Book" but there a few good ones that I have read:

The Art Of Attack In Chess - Vladimir Vukovic

Basic Chess Endings - Ruben Fine

The Very Usual Book About Chess - Yelena Dembo

All good books.

yasser seirwans 6 books, logical chess move by move, basic chess endings by bruce pand. and art of attack which i am just reading. It more for a 1600+ player though.