10 Books recommended by Garry Kasparov

Red Famine
Stalin's War on Ukraine
Author :Anne Applebaum

"It would be nice if people were reading it for history instead of current events!" - Garry Kasparov [Source]
Dvoretsky's Endgame Manual
Author :Mark Dvoretsky

Garry Kasparov mentioned this book on Twitter. [Source]
The Less You Know, the Better You Sleep
Russia's Road to Terror and Dictatorship under Yeltsin and Putin
Author :David Satter

Garry Kasparov recommended this book on Twitter. [Source]

A Very Expensive Poison
The Assassination of Alexander Litvinenko and Putin's War with the West
Author :Luke Harding

"I recently recommended. To Trump!" - Garry Kasparov [Source]

Red Notice
A True Story of High Finance, Murder, and One Man's Fight for Justice
Author :Bill Browder

Garry Kasparov recommended this book on Twitter. [Source]
The Reformer
How One Liberal Fought to Preempt the Russian Revolution
Author :Stephen F. Williams

"A very interesting book." - Garry Kasparov [Source]
The Man Without a Face
The Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin
Author :Masha Gessen

"On Putin." - Garry Kasparov [Source]
All the King's Men
Author :Robert Penn Warren

"One of my favorites." - Garry Kasparov [Source]
FAQs
Q1: What types of books has Garry Kasparov recommended?
Garry Kasparov has generally recommended books related to the world of chess, including books about strategy, tactics and the history of the game.
Q2: Are his book recommendations suitable for newbies?
While Kasparov has recommended books for all levels, many of his recommendations are aimed at players of more advanced levels.
Q3: Is Garry Kasparov still active in chess?
Yes, Kasparov is still active and influential in the world of chess. He made a comeback in chess competitions in 2018 and continues to participate in tournaments and other events.
Q4: What are some of the titles of books Kasparov has recommended?
Some of the titles of Kasparov's book recommendations include My Great Predecessors by Garry Kasparov, Endgame: The Missing Chapter by Dan Heisman and Chess Lessons by Alexander Kosteniuk.