Greenland is an interesting place with a distinct culture of its own. To have more information on Greenland read books about Greenland.
Books about Greenland help you to know everything about Greenland.
Some of the popular books about Greenland are-
- Smilla's Sense of Snow
- The Frozen Echo
- Greenland's Icy Fury
- Greenlanders, Whales, and Whaling: Sustainability and Self-Determination in the Arctic
- Lonely Planet Iceland, Greenland & the Faroe Islands
- An African in Greenland
- Greenland
- Living With the Eskimos: In Greenland, a Land of Ice and Snow
- Northwest Greenland: A History
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Smilla's Sense of Snow’ was written by Peter Hoeg. In this book the story is about a girl named Smilla who attempted in understanding the death of a small boy who fell down from the roof of her building. The story is famous in Greenland and has a considerable amount of readers.
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Frozen Echo’, another book on Greenland, was written by Ces Mowthorpe. Two enquiry fields are brought together by the author in this book. Medieval Greenland's History and its connectivity with North America's Norse Discovery and history of 15th century's British marine and pre-colonial voyages to North America are included in this book.
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Greenland's Icy Fury’ is a book on Greenland written by Wallace Hansen. In this book the author has written about the adventure he had with the separation of Ice Cap of Greenland during the period of World War II.
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Living with the Eskimos: In Greenland’ is a book about Greenland written by Bernard Planche. In this book the author gives the description about the food, dress, house, and everyday lives of the community of Eskimos living in Greenland.
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