And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer And Longer And Longer by Fredrik Backman
Actually the "Way Home" is very short. This novella is a sweet story of a Grandpa who is going senile. In his mind he is talking to his grandson, sometimes it is his son. It begins with Grandpa and grandson talking about Grandma. There's quite a bit about Grandma. The nicest images are with Grandma. She usually calls Grandpa to his senses.
The location images are all in Grandpa's mind: a boat, a tent, a town square. It can be confusing. The characterization of course is delightful, as the reader would expect from Fredrik Backman. But it is so different from his other novels, that I recommend people to read it. It can be read in one sitting. So why not?
