Laszlo Polgar
Books by Laszlo Polgar in order
Books by Laszlo Polgar in the order they were published, from Annemieke (1982) to Chess (1995).
If you like Laszlo Polgar
- Malcolm GladwellHis book Outliers popularized the idea that long practice and opportunity shape success, which connects to the Polgar debate.
- Carol DweckHer research on mindset addresses how beliefs about ability affect learning, a related question for readers of Polgar.
- Mark DvoretskyA chess trainer whose books on training methods appeal to readers who care about how strong players are developed.
- Garry KasparovA former world champion who has written about chess training and his own development, useful for readers who want a player's perspective.
- Susan PolgarLaszlo's eldest daughter and a grandmaster who has written about chess and about her upbringing.
- Judit PolgarThe most successful of the three sisters, whose career is the most common reference point for the family's story.