I have Chernev´s "Logical Chess Move by Move" which is a wonderful book to learn chess. It is intended for low mediun chess players.. It might seem tedious to read since in each game he treats every move. . . so it becomes repetitive. . . It takes you by the hand through each game.
If the book you got is similar I recommend it. . . and as a matter of fact, if so, I might buy it.
So like I just bought Irving Chernev's "Combination: The Heart of Chess." What do you know about this book? It seems a little light on narrative, as opposed to Znosko-Borovsky's classic work "The art of combination in chess."
Please compare and contrast. Any help would be appreciated.