Chess Life For Kids Magazine - February 2011 Issue

Chess Life For Kids Magazine - February 2011 Issue
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The February 2011 Issue of Chess Life for Kids Magazine. This bi-monthly publication, published by the US Chess Federation, is designed specifically for beginning chessplayers under the age of 12 and under 800 USCF rated.

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