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Elsa is seven, and she is not like the others. Her grandmother is seventy-seven, and she is incredibly crazy - if you count standing on a balcony and shooting passers-by with a paintball gun as crazy. Elsa's grandmother is also her best - and only - friend. Every night, Elsa hides from the world in her grandmother's stories about the Land of Wakefulness and the Kingdom of Miamas, where no one has to be "normal". But when Grandma dies and is left to live only in the letters she wrote to those she felt guilty about, that's when Elsa's greatest adventure begins...

"My Grandmother Asks Her to Forgive Her" is a book about life: sad and funny, painful and exciting at the same time, and about one of the most important human rights - the right to be different.