Braciszek i Karlsson z Dachu (CD-ROM)

Karlsson's quirky character and mischievous humor make him so memorable. I wonder what sparked Lindgren's decision to give him such a playful, unpredictable nature.

His adventures felt so lively and full of imagination, reminding me of the carefree fun of being a kid. Am I the only one who wanted to join in his rooftop escapades?

The humor makes the story light and fun, but there are also sweet moments of caring among the characters. Did Lindgren intentionally weave subtle messages about kindness into the humor?