Votk Tim. Magnus Carlsen: Norway's Chess King

Questions, Inc., 2019. — 47 p. — ASIN B00GS7QFTE.In 1990 in Norway there would be born a baby who would go on to be a chess prodigy.
He would be named Magnus Carlsen and grow up in the sleepy north European nation of Norway.Norway is a curious nation. It occupies the western edge of Scandinavia in a family of nations comprising Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. The Norwegian people are descended from the ancient Vikings, a notorious barbarian people of the Middle Ages. It has a monarchy, a capital in Oslo, and industries in fishing, mining, timber, trade, and manufacturing. It is a prosperous nation among the highest per capita of the world. It is a friendly nation allied to the West and a peaceful state known for its prosperous civility.Carlsen would go on to a career learning chess as a kid. From there he would progress immensely and astonishingly. He would become a prodigy, gain the grandmaster title, win the Norwegian championship, and go on to be a titanic force in international chess.He would do astonishing things in chess like:
Achieve the highest chess rating of history breaking the record of World Champion Garry Kasparov.
He would win the title of World Blitz Chess Champion.
He would win the Candidates' Tournament of 2013.
He would play for the title of World Chess Champion in 2013.
He would appear in many epical tournaments, win large prize funds, and impress the chess world with his mastery.
He would appear suddenly and go on to be an epical player of the early 21st century with many brilliancies to his credit. He is managed by his father, been personally trained by World Champion Garry Kasparov, and would travel the world in chess. He is an epical star impressing chess ever more.
In this book, we will review his epical life in chess up till 2013.