ChessBookStudy 1.4.3

Review: Chess eBook Reader

Reading a Chess book without a physical board can be challenging, especially for those who are not grandmasters like Vishy Anand or Magnus Carlsen. The Chess eBook Reader app offers a solution by allowing users to read their PDF Chess ebooks or magazines while interacting with a virtual Chess board on the same screen.

All your favorite Chess books and magazines can now be conveniently accessed in the palm of your hand, enhancing your reading and playing experience.

Features:

• Open e-magazines or ebooks from notable publications like New in Chess, USCF, and British Chess Magazine in PDF format
• Add and view Bookmarks for easy navigation
• Customizable board settings including board orientation and color schemes

In-App Purchase:

Unlock advanced chess board features such as Flip Board (rotating board orientation) and Position Set up (manually setting up board positions) through in-app purchases.

Note: Users are required to manually move pieces on the virtual board, simulating a real-life chess experience. The app does not automate moves when interacting with the ebook content.

Users can also access free PDF resources for Chess ebooks at: www.chesscafe.com/archives/archives.htm

The app strictly adheres to copyright regulations and does not host any pirated or commercial chess ebooks. Users are encouraged to load their own Chess ebooks in PDF format for reading.

Additionally, the app includes a sample copy of "Bonus chapters from the book - Learn from Garry Kasparov’s Greatest Games" by FM Eric Schiller (ericschiller.com).

Special thanks have been extended for the valuable contributions to this app!