Book Summary and Reviews of How Life Imitates Chess by Garry Kasparov

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"Kasparov fans will find much to enjoy, but serious business readers should look elsewhere." - PW

"An epilog detailing his new career in Russian politics, founding the anti-Putin United Civil Front after retiring from professional chess in 2005, seems too much an afterthought, but overall this engaging book will add depth to business collections" - Library Journal.

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