UNDERSTANDING THE KING'S INDIAN is reviewed by John Donaldson at www.JeremySilman.com

The link is:
http://www.jeremysilman.com/book_reviews_jd/jd_Understanding_KID.html

Two excerpts:

"The latest book on the King's Indian Defense, UNDERSTANDING THE KING'S INDIAN by Ukrainian Grandmaster Golubev, is quite an ambitious project. In the space of not much more than 200 pages, this life long KID practitioner seeks to share his experiences with this uncompromising defense. Clearly, these space limitations means that the author has had to be selective in what he's included. Using 56 of his own games, Golubev has covered all of White's major tries in a book that is definitely designed for the second player."

"Readers who have PLAY THE KING'S INDIAN (Everyman, 2004) by Joe Gallagher will note that there's some overlap in the two authors' repertoires, but also some significant differences, particularly against the Saemisch and the Four Pawns Attack."