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Join author Sean Marsh on a journey that spans nearly three decades, as he reflects on his experiences as a chess tutor and the challenges faced within the education system. Discover the early days, lightning chess, games at odds, and other chess variants, along with engaging word and number games. Marsh also shares his vision for creating great chess players and his belief in the potential of the younger generation. This thought-provoking memoir offers insights and inspiration for educators and chess enthusiasts alike.
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