chess puzzlebook

I'm enjoying Ray Cheng's Practical chess exercises and Khmelnitsky's Chess Exam.
I did not enjoy The Chess Café Puzzle Book,too hard for me I guess but I'll probably try again when I've finished the other two.
With that in mind,or not,can you recommend another chesspuzzle book?It doesn't have to be tactics only.

Thanks

http://www.stappenmethode.nl/

Originally posted by heinzkat
http://www.stappenmethode.nl/

Good suggestion!I actually own the TASC CD.Forgot all about it.

Thanks for the reminder.

Originally posted by Ajuin
Good suggestion!I actually own the TASC CD.Forgot all about it.

Thanks for the reminder.

Originally posted by Eric LeFavour
Do you have someone read the puzzles to you? I mean, reading in the womb would be difficult I would think. LOL 😛
Eric

Originally posted by Ajuin
My mom of course.But it's difficult,she has trouble reading chessnotation and when explaining the position she often confuses bishops with rooks

But in 2 months I'll be good 🙂

The books are better material than the CD, the program is old and a bit clunky... moreover the CD only covers steps 1-5 of 6.

Originally posted by heinzkat
The books are better material than the CD, the program is old and a bit clunky... moreover the CD only covers steps 1-5 of 6.

I suggest trying "Imagination in Chess: How to Think Creatively and Avoid Foolish Mistakes". It's by far the toughest book like it that I have ever owned.

Here's an example problem, one of my favorite from the book. In order to solve it, you only need to use your imagination 🙂

White to Move

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