"The Book-Dealer Who Ceased Bathing" is a humorous and engaging story about a quirky bookseller who decides to stop bathing. His unusual decision leads to a series of comical and unexpected consequences, as he grapples with the reactions of his customers, neighbors, and the local community. The book cleverly explores themes of individuality, societal expectations, and the often absurd nature of human behavior.

"Castle Gripsholm" is a satirical novel that tells the story of a couple's holiday in Sweden. The narrator and his girlfriend Lydia, also known as the Princess, decide to spend their summer vacation at a castle named Gripsholm. Their idyllic vacation is interrupted when they discover a child being mistreated at a nearby sanatorium, leading to a critique of authoritarianism. The book is filled with humor, wit and a deep love for humanity, while also offering a scathing critique of society's ills.