Albert Camus beginner reccomendation

I have read a lot about Albert Camus and his philosophy intrigues me. I want to read some of his work, but am intimidated to begin anything super time consuming. Just finishing some really heavy, longer reads and wanting to dip my toes into Camus' work without it being so much of an undertaking that I give it up halfway. I am completely unfamiliar with his body of work, so I was hoping someone here could suggest an "easy" or shorter read, or if neither of those things, which of his works you feel is best representative of his world view and/or talent. Or just reccomend a good Camus book, and I'll check it out regardless