looking for two chess book pgn files (Nunn and Ault books)

Hi,

New user here, great website. I am a chess novice, always had an interest in the game and now trying to improve beyond the base level.

Anyway, I chose 2 books to start my study with (I already have PDF of both, at least one I found here!). I would like to have PGN file to accompany each book, which I feel would improve study quality. I did a google search to try to find each pgn myself, but I was unable to find a pgn for either of these books.

Book #1 I start with:
The Chess Tutor: Elements of Combinations by Leslie H. Ault. I would like to have PGN for it.


Book #2 is:
Understanding Chess Move by Move - by John Nunn
This book also seems excellent to start with, and PGN would be ideal for this book because he commentates every move from 1. to end. So I would just read his analysis and click thru the pgn move-by-move and "see" the move on the board.


Thanks in advance, appreciate your efforts to share chess info would everyone. Best regards.
BubblesTheFish

BubblesTheFish wrote:Hi,

New user here, great website.  I am a chess novice, always had an interest in the game and now trying to improve beyond the base level.

Anyway, I chose 2 books to start my study with (I already have PDF of both, at least one I found here!).  I would like to have PGN file to accompany each book, which I feel would improve study quality.  I did a google search to try to find each pgn myself, but I was unable to find a pgn for either of these books.

Book #1 I start with:
The Chess Tutor: Elements of Combinations by Leslie H. Ault.  I would like to have PGN for it.  


Book #2 is:
Understanding Chess Move by Move - by John Nunn
This book also seems excellent to start with, and PGN would be ideal for this book because he commentates every move from 1. to end.  So I would just read his analysis and click thru the pgn move-by-move and "see" the move on the board.


Thanks in advance, appreciate your efforts to share chess info would everyone.  Best regards.
BubblesTheFish

Here are both PGN's in a single file:
http://rgho.st/7gYcDvX7q

Password: Caissa

Thanks to kingfisher6!

Hi,

wow, THANK YOU ChessCaissa and kingfisher6. Very appreciative to both of you.