Ive been reading this book for like a month now, and Ive got to Part 6.Now, im around 1500, even tough on chess.com im a little lower rated,since I didnt play as much.

My question is: should I read everything,even if its more advanced,for my general endgame knowledge,or should I take Silman s word for it and stop reading after finishing the Class A section ? What do you all think ? I have a chess tournament in 2 weeks so thats the reason I want to work on my endings.

What books are good for understanding the Sveshnikov Sicilian? I found "The Sveshnikov Reloaded" by Rogozenko from the r/chess book recommendation section, but I am not sure how well this book helps actually understand the opening and its plans. I'm looking for a book that will help this as well as give the main and side lines. Actually, any book on the Sicilian aside from the 2. Nf3 open lines would be good (ie. about the Grand Prix, Closed, when White just plays the Italian setup). I prefer playing incredibly aggressively using sharp openings with plenty of tactical opportunities where the game ends in the middlegame or where development is insanely quick.

Great book about the tournament which launched Capablanca on the international scene!