Sure, the text is missing a few commas and has a misappropriated preposition or two. But that really doesn't matter. The text works. I can't decide whether it's the short sentences, higher-than-average use of the exclamation point, or constant references to Sweden, flatness and low prices that make it work so well. It has a maddeningly brilliant simplicity. It's almost as if they care just as much about keeping their word counts low, while maintaining a reasonably high standard of writing, in the same way they strive to make beautiful, but inexpensive furniture.

I'm almost tempted to look at an English textbook for Swedish speakers.