Need a complete sicilian book for black

Is there a book out there that covers the sicilian maybe not in its entirety but close for club player for black. Thanks

There is Ftacnik's nice book from the "GM repertoire" series. But it is quite overwhelming - after all, it aims at covering one of the most analysed openings in the world in a paltry 400 something pages. I bought it and now I'm a little scared and will learn it later.

I was looking at that one. Ftacnik's commentaries are quite good in the megadatabase. How are his commentaries in the repertorire series?

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M.  Najdorf And Other Sicilian

Shankland Teaches the Najdorf: 6.Bc4 part 1   (IM Shankland)

Shankland Teaches the Najdorf: 6.Bc4 part 2   (IM Shankland)

Shankland Teaches the Najdorf: 6.Be3 e6  (IM Shankland)

Shankland Teaches the Najdorf: 6.Be3 e5  (IM Shankland)

Shankland Teaches the Najdorf: 6.f4  (IM Shankland)

Shankland Teaches the Najdorf: 6.Bg5  (IM Shankland)

Shankland Teaches the Najdorf: 6.Bg5 Part 2(IM Shankland)

Shankland Teaches the Najdorf: 6.Be2(IM Shankland)

Shankland Teaches the Najdorf: 6.h3 (IM Shankland)

        Dynamic Theory: GM Khachiyan v. IM Brooks (GM Khachiyan)

Sicilian Methods; e5 Push for White(GM Khachiyan)

Sicilian Methods; e5 Push for White II(GM Khachiyan)

An Instructive Way to Handle the Closed Sicilian(GM Perelshteyn)

Concepts in the Grand Prix Attack 1 (GM Khachiyan)

Concepts in the Grand Prix Attack 2 (GM Khachiyan)

Dynamic Play 3: Typical Ideas in the Scheveningen (GM Khachiyan)

The Scheveningen Continued (GM Khachiyan)

Two Games with GM Pavel Blatny; Black(GM Khachiyan)

I think they're fine but sometimes it's clear that he is not there to teach you the Sicilian, but simply show and briefly explain to you the best moves. What I mean by this is that it seems that you should adopt a different setup for every line White can throw at you. This is of course a little bit overstated and I'm sure that if I were a little better at chess it would be easier to see parallels.

"Stating out the sicilian" covers most of the lines. It briefly explains the main idea of the lines with a few games.