Chess book recommendations for openings to middlegames (1700 level)?

Title: Chess book recommendations for openings to middlegames (1700 level)?

Thanks! Also please reply if you are around 1700 or higher! thanks again

I am not 1700

I honestly think practicing tactics and watching chess.com video courses are much more helpful learning openings to middlegames instead of books. 

yea true depending on your opening (like for example lets say you play something that nobody knows then more chance of they blundering)

I'm not 1700, but my theory alone is at least 1900. I got a good book for this. Its called Chess Openings for White, winning with 1.e4

I got a lot of theory, and this is one of my main sources.

It is kinda pricey, around 40 USD

ok that a lot for a book books I get are $10 - $20

ik, but its a great book

I got like a $40 course on chessable once and it was totally worth my money lol

Speaking of Chessable, there's this book called 1001 tactics for beginners. It took me from 500-600 USCF to 1100 in 2 months

well that courses we talking about books

well that is pretty easy because you need to know tactics if you want to get o 1500 at least (if you know tactics pretty easy to get to 1200)

Middle game books? I just buy opening books that bring entire games with those openings.

Also I’m not 1700 or above

thanks for the answers

i have been through some great books. Simans books are great. another very interesting book is Caruana vs Carlsen. also Fischers 60 memorable games is what i am going through right now