Not sure which series it's from, but I have "Garry Kasparov on Garry Kasparov: part 1 1973-1985". His playing and analysis seems a little over my head from the section I read though - I'll come back to it once I get a little better. I've been tempted to get one of the Predecessor books but I have enough to work through already :-)
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If you were to choose just ONE book from Kasparov's series My Great Predecessors and Kasparov on Modern Chess, which would it be, and why?