So many books! Cant choose

Originally posted by Wulebgr
Muller and Lamprecht is an excellent endgame book. One of the best published in the past few years. While struggling through Dvoretsky's Endgame Manual I often turn to it and find the explanations useful. Dvoretsky has better problems and exercises, but Muller and Lamprecht's explanations are sometimes helpful supplements.

Thanks for the info. I have Dvoretsky's Endgame Manual and I have found the going rough. I might puck up Muller's book to see if it helps.

Anything by Irving Chernev is great,especially Logical Chess:Move by Move,which is required reading. Reinfeld's 1001 Winning Chess Sacrifice's and Combinations is another must have. Renault and Kahn's Art of the Checkmate is also VG.