Good books for self testing?

[Dann Corbit]

Here is a large suite, all handpicked, and all real openings, with none of that random 3-move nonsense. Every opening under the sun.

Here are the distinct book exit points, in EPD format:

[Greg Strong]

Wow - that is a nice book. Very ambitious! I've been using lines from the Silver Suites for probably a decade now, but your book was no where near this large when I raided it. (Or else I overlooked the large version.)

It was asked how long the lines in this book are so I whipped up a quick graph:

[Albert Silver]

Wow - that is a nice book. Very ambitious! I've been using lines from the Silver Suites for probably a decade now, but your book was no where near this large when I raided it. (Or else I overlooked the large version.)

It was asked how long the lines in this book are so I whipped up a quick graph:

Fascinating graph! The longer lines are easy to guess though: Closed Ruy and Marhsall, which all more or less start on move 9 with 9.h3. 18th ply starts the main variations such as Breyer (9...Nb8), Chigorin (9...Na5), etc. and of course some lines of the Classical KID, which are also defined quite late.

[jp]

Wow, Albert, Greg, Dann, great info!