What go problems book to study after Graded Go Problems?

[Maik1234]

Hi,
I'm KGS 7kyu and i have just read two times the book Graded Go Problems for Beginners vol.2.
Now i'm doing the volume 3, the following book of the series.
I would like to ask you if you can suggest some tsumego books with problems of the same level of the GGPFB vol.3 since i would like to do some other problems of the same rank before doing again the ones in the book i own.

[casch]

https://tsumego.tasuki.org

[jlt]

https://senseis.xmp.net/?OneThousandAnd ... thProblems

[Maik1234]

https://senseis.xmp.net/?OneThousandAndOneLifeAndDeathProblems

Is this book good for 7kyu rank or is it more difficult?
Are the problems in the book divided into levels as on Graded go Problems serie?

[Ian Butler]

https://senseis.xmp.net/?OneThousandAndOneLifeAndDeathProblems

This book is good for 7kyu rank or it is more difficult?
The problems here are divided into levels as on Graded go Problems serie?

I was around 7 kyu before I took a long break, I've returned now and this is the exact book I'm using for tsumego. It's perfect for that level, I think. It's not divided into levels, but it has 3 big chapters: 1 move problems, 3 move problems and then 5 move problems.

[Maik1234]

Do you know if there are other books similar to Graded Go Problems with sections divided into subjects (i.e. middle game problems, life and death, etc)?

[RobertJasiek]

Graded Go Problems are generic with various topics; I cannot recommend other such books for KGS 7 kyu level. However, there are good other (problem) books with specific topics suitable also for that level: First Life and Death, Life and Death Problems 1 - Basics, Tactical Reading, Tesuji (Davies).

[EricBackus]

https://senseis.xmp.net/?OneThousandAndOneLifeAndDeathProblems

Is this book good for 7kyu rank or is it more difficult?
Are the problems in the book divided into levels as on Graded go Problems serie?

I also highly recommend this book. However, it is not the same kind of book as the Graded Go Problems. To me, Graded Go Problems seems like a collection of problems that you might easily encounter in your game, so knowing those shapes is very helpful. On the other hand, 1001 L&D Problems contains completely artificial problems. You'll likely never encounter them in your games. For me, they were useful in improving my reading, precisely because I could not rely on having seen the shape before.