ISBN-13: 9783565294473 / Angielski / Miękka / 108 str.
Magnus Carlsen has been called a prodigy, a genius, and the greatest chess player of his generation - perhaps of all time. From his quiet childhood in Norway to his record-breaking rise as the world's youngest grandmaster, from his reign as World Champion to his decision to redefine what success means, Carlsen has captured the imagination of millions around the globe.In The Mozart of Chess, acclaimed author Keith C. Lewis takes readers on an intimate journey through Carlsen's extraordinary life and career - move by move. With rich storytelling and sharp insight, the book explores not just the milestones and matches that shaped Carlsen's career, but the mindset, philosophy, and quiet determination that continue to set him apart.This is more than a biography of a chess player. It is a story about genius and grit, about staying true to yourself, and about finding beauty in the game - and in life - even under pressure.Whether you are a chess enthusiast, a student of greatness, or simply someone looking for inspiration, The Mozart of Chess offers an unforgettable portrait of a modern icon - and timeless lessons that resonate far beyond the board.
Magnus Carlsen has been called a prodigy, a genius, and the greatest chess player of his generation - perhaps of all time.