Fighting Chess with Magnus Carlsen
By Adrian Mikhalchishin, Oleg Stetsko
Edition Olms | February 2012 | ISBN-10: 328301020X | PDF | 280 pages | 43.8 mb 
https://www.amazon.com/Fighting-Chess-Magnus-Carlsen-Progress/dp/328301020X

Now firmly established among the world's elite, the Norwegian Magnus Carlsen has been setting records ever since he embarked on his chess career. He became a grandmaster at the age of just 13, and in 2010 he became the youngest player to be ranked No.1 in the world. This book presents detailed annotations to 64 of Carlsen's best games, together with a description of his career. Also examined are the deficiencies from which he suffered as a young player, and how he overcame these on his way to the top. The book has a nice blend of biography and chess instruction.The games are annotated in a very economic fashion without leaving the reader guessing at critical moments during the game. Reading this book will be benefit your chess (independent of you chess level). Openings, middlegame themes and overall endgames are discussed everywhere.
The book is divided as follows:
Magnus Carlsen- Hero of the Computer Era
1. From master to Grandmaster ( seven games)
2. The way to the top ( twenty two games)
3. Life at the Top (30 games)

About the Authors
Adrian Mikhalchishin is a Ukrainian chess grandmaster now playing for Slovenia and coaching the women's team in Turkey. He is the author of Secrets of Opening Surprises, Vol. 12. Oleg Stetsko is a chess researcher and theoretician and the coauthor of Caro-Kann: Smyslov System 4 . . . Nd7.