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This Chess in Miniature, Volume 2 by David LeMoir is an English-language paperback chess book devoted to short, instructive games and the tactical ideas that make them work. As the second volume in the Chess in Miniature series, it focuses on miniatures that can sharpen your eye for openings, tactics and practical punishment of mistakes.
What this book covers
David LeMoir continues the series by exploring the key ingredients behind successful miniatures. The book looks at opening choices, how to punish over-ambitious play, classic sacrifices and more advanced calculation, so the examples are explained rather than simply presented.
The result is a study book that combines annotated games with clear tactical themes. It is aimed at players who want to improve their practical play and understand the ideas that often appear early in the game.
Why read it?
This volume is useful for anyone studying tactical miniatures, opening play or the practical side of chess training. The short games show concrete mistakes, active plans and decisive moves in a compact format that is easy to work through.
It is also a good choice if you want a book that supports both reading and training, with examples that can be analysed and used as inspiration for your own play.
Publication details
- Author: David LeMoir
- Language: English
- Format: Paperback
- Volume: Volume 2
- Subject: Chess miniatures
- Page count: 288 pages
Key details
- Product type: paperback chess book
- Series: Chess in Miniature
- Volume: Volume 2
- Author: David LeMoir
- Language: English
- Subject: chess miniatures
- Page count: 288 pages
Tangible precision
Each move strengthens curiosity, concentration, and self-confidence.

