Light chess literature for beginning kids and their parents I'm looking for book recommendations for kids learning chess and their parents, or for the broad general public intrigued by chess. The idea is to read stories true, or faked, that fire the imagination to promote chess enthusiasm, to educate on chess history and chess culture. Preferably with nice illustrations.
These two books are a good starting point, IMO.

Chess for Kids from Micheal Basman  
How to Beat Your Dad at Chess (Gambit Chess)