Re: Best book for chess tactics?
As mentioned earlier in this thread, the best book will depend on your level. "Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess" is a book you can keep for life, inexpensive, covers and reinforces most tactical points. I also like that the problems generally increase in strength as you go through, and because each page is a problem, you can pick it up and put it down whenever you get to it.
The best book, IMO, for the more advanced player is "The Art of Attack" by Vladimir Vukovich. This is simply one of the best 10 chess books you would want to have with you if stranded on a desert island.
PK
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