This book is not a tutorial. Its author, an honored coach of the USSR, writes not about what needs to be studied in chess, but about how to do it. His many years of experience teaching chess to children is used extensively in this book. He gives many interesting examples from the practice of his students, including such now famous grandmasters as B. Passky and V. Korchnoy. The book is addressed to coaches working with children. Of course, parents who know how to play chess well and want to teach their children this, but do not know how to do it, will also find a lot of useful things in it.