Improve Your Declarer Play: Five Steps to Simplify the End Play (Audrey Grant Bookmark)

This is the simplest, most complete explanation of the end play in bridge that I have found. Audrey Grant lives up to expectations as a very good teacher.

This is a technique that you'd must learn.This is a short book. It is a softcover, small format. There are 31 pages of explanation, and the balance is practice and answers. - totaling 55 pages. The coverage is OK. It is not by any means extraordinary. With that said, it is useful to read.The big disappointment is the cost.

Finally, something simple on this subject that you can implement right now. Read it and start competing with better players! It's giving me more confidence.

I found the narrow focus on one issue and related quizzes very helpful although more quizzes might have been even better. I turned up several typos where sentences had been erroneously drawn from other answers which were annoying.

This is a booklet that you can go through again and again. Great examples and good progression of the material from easier to harder

First book about endplays that was easy to understand. I am able to use this technique when I play.

Another example of Audry Grant's clear, step-by-step explanations, in this case showing what to look for when wanting to consider the end play as part of "the plan." The excellent, short monograph is marred by a half dozen minor misprints (mostly of suit symbols) in this first printing, but most are easily recognizable as such and do not lead to confusion.

Good value for the price.

Single subject and very good at getting over the important conceptsGives good examples that help to make it easier to identify relevant card patterns

good book & easy to understand.

Short book but very good the way the Audry Grant talks you the thinking process to find the missing card.