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The Pros of Chess
By Robin Ebelt, Reference Department
What game gives you constant feedback, shows your psychological strengths and weaknesses and gives you great possibilities for self-improvement? It’s chess, of course. You don’t play? No problem! It’s never too late to learn how to play chess. The Williamson County Public Library has a Chess Club that meets monthly in the Young Adult fiction room. All levels are welcome!
Why should you play chess?
- Chess is cheap!
- Chess is a game for people of all ages.
- Chess develops logical thinking.
- Chess develops memory.
- Chess improves concentration.
- Chess develops analytical, synthetic and decision-making skills, which they can transfer to real life.
- Chess shows that success rewards hard work.
- Chess is part of the curricula in nearly 30 countries. In Venezuela, Iceland, Russia and other countries, chess is a subject in all public schools.
- Chess is always changing. There is always new theory, new players, new puzzles and ALWAYS new game.
- Chess is fun!
Come join us! The Chess Club will meet August 2 at 2:00 PM in the Young Adult fiction room. All levels are welcome!