"Speedsolving the Cube" by Dan Harris-lolz good read

[Stefan]

I got this book

Good for you! Thanks for telling us!

 

[byu]

Sorry about bumping an old thread.
I was talking to my cousin about a book (a few weeks ago), and he said that there's a beginners method and an intermediate and an advanced method (for 3x3x3). He never went into much depth as to what they are, and I've been wondering.

Could anyone that owns the book enlighten me?

Well, in "Speedsolving the Cube", which I do own, Dan teaches a beginner's method, and then teaches an advanced method (Fridrich). He teaches Fridrich with F2L algorithms, but later goes into detail about how to use intuitive while taking advantage of empty slots, and I think he might have covered a little bit of multi-slotting, or at least the concept of it. So it's not Beginner->Intermediate->Advanced, it's actually Beginner->Advanced->More Advanced.