New Math Chess introduces a novel game designed to teach fundamental mathematical concepts through strategic play. The book details a two-player game utilizing ten Digit pieces (0-9) and six Operator pieces, focusing on four core concepts: attachment of digits to operators, partial values of operators, partial equality of two partial values, and partial equality of an operator with its partial values. The author provides 20 practice games with solutions, making it suitable for students from middle school through university.

The book presents a unique educational tool that blends mathematical principles with game strategy. Its structured approach to teaching core concepts through a chess-like format suggests a clear pedagogical intent. The inclusion of practice games with solutions indicates a focus on reader engagement and skill development. This game appears designed to make abstract mathematical ideas more tangible and accessible for a wide range of students.