Guess what just landed on my doorstep? My very first Go book from Amazon — Attack and Defense by Akira Ishida (9‑dan) and James Davis. It even arrived three days earlier than expected! The package was neat, simple, and opening it felt genuinely satisfying.
This book has 10 chapters packed with insights, and I can’t wait to dive in. Every lesson I discover here will be something I’ll share with all of you, my fellow Go players in the Philippines. We’re all on this journey together, and each page brings us closer to sharpening our skills side by side.
For me, reading Go books is more than study, it’s like sitting across the board with a friend, exploring new strategies one move at a time. Some prefer playing directly on the board, others enjoy tutorials, but I’ve always found joy in books. That’s why I grabbed this one without hesitation.
If you’re curious and want to add Attack and Defense to your own Go journey, click the link below and let’s grow together. Imagine us discussing sequences, sharing strategies, and leveling up our play, all sparked by the same chapters.
And if you’re looking for more, there are also other Go books you can explore and try out. I’ll leave all the links below so you can check which one fits your style best.
Happy gaming, and let’s keep inspiring each other!
Elevate your learning and practice with the right resources!
Learn to Play Go: A Master’s Guide to the Ultimate Game (Volume I) by Janice Kim (Author), Soo-hyun Jeong (Author)
Learn to Play Go, Volume II: The way of the Moving Horse by Janice Kim (Author), Soo-hyun Jeong (Author), a lee (illustrator)
Learn to Play Go, Vol 3: The Dragon Style by Janice Kim (Author), Soo-hyun Jeong (Author)
Go for Beginners by Kaoru Iwamoto
Attack and Defense by Ishida Akira (Author), James Davies (Author)
Tesuji by James Davies (Author
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