International Master Tibor Károlyi was Hungarian Champion in 1984 and is renowned as both an author and a trainer. He won the Guardian Chess Book of the Year prize in 2007.
"A real gem! Karolyi manages to entertain and instruct. When Magnus
plays, it all looks so easy."--Karsten Muller, Grandmaster "Author
of Fundamental Chess Endings"
"How does he do it? That is the question tackled by Karolyi. The
Games are presented chronologically, so we can appreciate how the
16th World Champion has honed his skill, as well as try to copy a
little of his technique in our own games."-- "CHESS Magazine
(UK)"
"I enjoyed marveling at Carlsen's astonishing ingenuity in finding
new ways to tie up his opponents with only minimal material on the
board. It would be a good book to inculcate juniors into the joys
of playing endgames!"--Matthew Sadler
"I think that this book would be useful to just about any chess
player. If you are serious about improving, then this book is an
excellent way to better your endgame skills. If you are simply a
fan of Magnus Carlsen or of well-played chess, then this book is
also for you! I highly recommend this book to anyone and
everyone."--Chris Wainscott "On the Road to Chess Master"
"Karolyi provides 91 examples of endgames in which Carlsen squeezes
water out of a rock."--Johan Hut "Noord-Hollands Dagblad"
"Karolyi's latest book on Carlsen will receive even more acclaim
than his work on Karpov's endgame technique. He has a pleasant
style of analyzing: objective, not too many variations, with plenty
of diagrams. He always ends with useful observations on Carlsen's
play."--Hans Bohm, International Master "De Telegraaf
(Holland)"
"One of those must-have endgame books."-- "Elburg Chess
Reviews"
"It's nice to be reminded of so many great moments!"--Simen
Agdestein, Grandmaster
"A fantastic book on Carlsen's endgame technique, from which one
can learn a great deal."--Dirk Schuh, International Master
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