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The Bb5 Sicilian Revealed by GM Neil McDonald ( the Sicilian Bb5 is the most popular and successful anti-sicilian variation)

The Scotch Game Explained by IM Gary Lane ( a book for those who wants to avoid the Ruy Lopez )

Starting Out 1.d4 by FM John Cox ( if you want to play mainline 1.d4 and do not know where to start THIS IS A MUST!!! this solid repertoire will serve you for a long time )

Modern Chess Openings 14^th Edition by GM Nick de Firmian ( the most comprehensive one-volume reference book about the chess openings on the market )

The English Opening: Classical & Indian by GM Vladimir Bagirov ( the English Opening is an attractive choice regardless of your individual style of play )

Botvinnik 100 Selected Games by GM Mikhail Botvinnik ( learn chess from a world champion )

Capablanca’s 100 Best Game of Chess by GM Harry Golombek ( Capablanca ‘s crystal clarity of style/play makes this book an ideal object of study)  

My 60 Memorable Games in New Algebraic edition by GM Bobby Fisher    NEW

Starting Out: The Sicilian Grand Prix Attack by GM Gawain Jones NEW