a creative storybook for children by Naussúnguaq Lyberth. Illustrated by Paarma Olsvig Brandt and Sebastian Reiding
This book is suitable for reading aloud to children aged 3-6 years. It is a innovative concept that allows the children to look at the pictures while the story is being read aloud.
a creative storybook for children by Naussúnguaq Lyberth. Illustrated by Paarma Olsvig Brandt and Sebastian Reiding
This book is suitable for reading aloud to children aged 3-6 years. It is a innovative concept that allows the children to look at the pictures while the story is being read aloud.
cookbook by Tupaarnaq Rosing Olsen. Illustrated by Nina Spore Kreutzmann
Takanna can be translated as “Enjoy your meal” in Greenlandic. Greenland’s nature is rich in fish and clean food – caribou, musk oxen, lamb, seals, whales, birds, fish, mushrooms, berries and other plants. Takanna provides inspiration to use and prepare the ingredients in new and exciting ways.
cookbook by Michael Rosing. Edited and translated into Greenlandic by Tupaarnaq Rosing Olsen
Michael Rosing is an experienced hunter and in this cookbook he shares his experiences and gives tips on how to hunt, chop and cook reindeers – one of Greenland’s best quality meat.
meeqqanut juullimi atuakkiaq Maria Motzfeldtimit, Christian Fleischer Reximit aammalu Lars Frederik Andersenimit
Atuakkami Tammartakkamit 2010-mi KNR-imi juullimut mappersakkamit nuannarineqarluartumit – Maria aamma Miki naapeqqissinnaavaat. Meeqqanut inersimasunullu juullimi atuakkamik nuannivissumik sanasimapput, tassaniippullu Tammartakkamit suliassat suliarisaminniillu isumassarsiarpassuit.
photobook by Carsten Egevang
From all over Greenland, even the remotest parts of the country, Carsten Egevang has taken photographs of nature, animals and people. Through the pictures we get close to birds and mammals in the depiction of their adaptation to the harsh Arctic environment.
novel by Hans Jakob Helms
Bjørn is a young journalist from Denmark. He meets the Alascan Amaroq who takes him on a wild journey across several boraders – including Bjørn’s own.
memories of the Danish colonization of Greenland by Helene Thiesen
Helene Thiesen is only 7 years old when she is sent to Denmark together with 21 children from all over Greenland. When she returns to Greenland she can neither understand nor be understood by her family – she now only knows the Danish language. Even though Helene’s family lives in Nuuk, she has to stay at the orphanage with the other children.
the book
Helene Thiesen is only 7 years old when she is sent to Denmark together with 21 children from all over Greenland. Unwillingly and unknowingly, she becomes part of a social and educational experiment, performed by the Danish government on the colony of Greenland.
christmas book by Christian Fleischer Rex, Maria Motzfeldt and Lars Frederik Andersen
‘Tammartagaq’ is a christmas tv-show from 2010 turned into a book with activities and recipes.
the story about the legendary Greenlandic rock band by Per Berthelsen
Sume has had a great impact on many people – and also on the entire music culture of Greenland.
short story collection by Nordic writers
A Nordic initiative to show how love is the same across boarders. 16 authors from all of Scandinavia have tributed with stories of unrequited, desperate, all consuming, happy and devastating love.
children’s book by Bolatta Silis-Høegh
collection of poems by Mariane Petersen
Todays Greenlandic society is a conglomerate of cultures and outside influences as well as an attempt to hold on to and honor the traditional culture. From this point of view Mariane Petersen writes sarcastic and humorous poems about the Greenland of today.
a book about psychology in practice regarding neglected Greenlandic children by Conni Gregersen
This book provides theoretical founded reflexions about the professional care taking of children in practice. This is especially a good book for all who work in institutions with neglected children.
book about the development of the healthcare system in Greenland by Ruth Lange
This book regards the historical development of the healthcare system which – with Ruth Lange as a front figure – became more extensive and well-functioning with an education, authorization, independent legislation and the option of home nursing.
children’s book by Naja Lund and Arnannguaq Høegh
Juulut is missing, and his friend Sofus the cod are looking for him. Sofus asks Berthi, who is out fishing, to help him find Juulut.
book about the tourism industry in Greenland by Liisi Egede Hegelund
In this book Liissi Egede Hegelund narrates the history of tourism from the first small attempts to the Home Rule’s introduction of “Greenland Tourism” in 1991.
memoirs of Anne Sofie Hardenberg
Anne Sofie Hardenberg was teased all through her childhood for having a Danish father – and an absent one at that. By age 17 she gathered the courage to write to her father. Unluckily they only got three weeks together before he died in a car accident…