Fredrik Backman 3 Books Collection Set - A Man Called Ove, Britt-Marie Was Here & More - Fiction - Paperback

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Titles in This Set:. A Man Called Ove. Britt-Marie Was Here. My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789123582877. Publisher: Sceptre. Age Range: Adult Fiction. Overview. This bestselling Fredrik Backman collection brings together three of the Swedish author's most beloved, internationally acclaimed novels in one brand-new paperback set. A Man Called Ove, Britt-Marie Was Here, and My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises showcase Backman's trademark blend of sharp wit, heartfelt warmth, and keenly observed human nature. Perfect for readers who love character-driven contemporary fiction with humour and heart, this set suits fans of feel-good, life-affirming stories in the vein of Rachel Joyce and Jonas Jonasson. A wonderful introduction to one of Scandinavia's biggest literary exports, or a thoughtful gift for any devoted reader.. About the Books. A Man Called Ove introduces the grumpiest man you will ever meet: a widower with rigid routines and a short fuse, whose ordered world is turned upside down when a boisterous young family moves in next door. Beneath the gruff exterior lies a story of love, loss, and unexpected friendship that has charmed millions of readers worldwide and inspired an Oscar-nominated film. Britt-Marie Was Here follows a fussy, pedantic sixty-three-year-old who walks out on her failing marriage and lands in the down-at-heel town of Borg, where she unexpectedly ends up coaching the local children's football team and discovering a community she never thought she'd belong to. My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises centres on seven-year-old Elsa and her eccentric, paintball-gun-wielding grandmother, whose death leaves behind a trail of apology letters that send Elsa on an extraordinary journey through the fairy-tale kingdoms her grandmother once described, and into the real lives of the people she left behind. Across all three novels, Backman weaves comedy and heartbreak together wi