My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She's Sorry

In the first 100 pages, I found it humorous, fast hooked, easy to read, and sharp. The writing is witty and engaging, making it a very entertaining read. The characters are well-developed and quirky, particularly Elsa and her grandmother, whose antics and adventures keep the narrative lively and amusing. The blend of humor and emotional depth creates a compelling and enjoyable story, making it easy to get absorbed in the world Backman has created. It's a delightful start to a novel that promises both laughter and heartfelt moments.