If you want a reliable repertoire for White with 1.f4 then try the Bird Stonewall Playbook. This plan prepares you for the lines you are most likely to face from Black. Your idea is to play the Birds Opening 1.f4 as White. The Stonewall pawn structure is f4, e3, d4, with Nf3. This Playbook tells you what to play. The 200 key positions are based on what Black plays most often. Five moves for White are added below the diagrams. That's about 1000 moves of opening preparation. Tim Sawyer has developed opening repertoires for 40 years. Do you want an easy way to start your chess games? Let him be your guide. Databases have millions of games with too many options that are too hard to remember. This book narrows your choices. It answers the question of what do I play when I get here? I offer you help. Play this. You are given a complete consistent repertoire. This shows you what to play in your games, not what others played. Most players think it takes too long to learn an opening. This is a quick study. Think how nice it is to be familiar with your defenses against 1...d5, 1...Nf6, 1...c5, and 1...e5. Imagine being comfortable with your piece development. It's your move as White in every diagram. Start your game well. Follow the suggested continuations. Be prepared!