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Dilara
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I made Kalaallit Kaagiat, a raisin and cardamom bread, using the automatic translation of this page: https://mamarisavut.gl/da/opskrifter/groenlandsk-kage-med-aeggepulver/ The English recipes I found online were a lot sweeter, which didn't appeal as much. It was like a slightly cardamom-scented pannetone & perfect with coffee.
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Dilara I had iced coffee because we're in a heatwave right now & Greenlandic coffee (whiskey, kalhua, grand marnier and coffee) looks like overkill to me 😂 2d
Bookwormjillk That looks great! 2d
Texreader Fantastic!! 2d
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Dilara
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This is a huge coffee-table book about Malaurie's stays in various places in the Arctic, from #Greenland to Canada to Alaska and finally, to Chukotka, from the late 40s to the 90s. His outlook can be a bit dated sometimes, but his love for the people and the friends he made there over the years is obvious.
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BekaReid
Split Tooth | Tanya Tagaq
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shawnmooney
Fatty Legs: A True Story | Christy Jordan-Fenton, Margaret Pokiak-Fenton, Liz Amini-Holmes
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Dilara
Sweetest Kulu | Celina Kalluk
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Today (November, 7) is International Inuit Day, a holiday established by the Inuit Circumpolar Council representing First Nations people living in Alaska, #Canada, Greenland and Chukotka.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Inuit_Day

And Sweetest Kulu is a lovely book for babies and young children written by an Inuk artist and writer from Nunavut.

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Lesliereadsalot Love this picture! 7mo
Dilara @Lesliereadsalot Frankly, all the illustrations in this book are fantastic! Settling on just one for this post was hard 😁 7mo
Texreader Thanks so much for sharing!! 7mo
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BkClubCare 💖 🐻‍❄️ 7mo
Catsandbooks Lovely! 🇨🇦❤️ 7mo
Suet624 Love the photo. 7mo
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Bailedbailed

My review of this book can be found on my YouTube Vlog at:

https://youtu.be/ZRJlNsThVY8

Enjoy!

dabbe #hailthebail! 🤩🤩🤩 11mo
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OutsmartYourShelf
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Pickpick

In 1848, Captain John Franklin & his crew went missing whilst searching for the Northwest Passage - a route between the Atlantic & the Pacific oceans deep within the Canadian Arctic. If you've ever read 'The Terror' by Dan Simmons, the book was based on that journey. In 2008 comedian & sometime actor, Billy Connolly, completed a 10-week voyage to the area for a TV series & this book is the resulting accompaniment. (continued)

OutsmartYourShelf I rather enjoyed this. I've never seen the TV documentary series but if it was as entertaining as the book it must have been good viewing. Alongside his trademark humour, Connolly shows a great deal of understanding & respect for the Inuit culture, although I struggled with the parts about hunting seals etc, so I read those pages rather quickly. Otherwise it was an engaging & informative trip through the NP. 4🌟 (edited) 14mo
Librarybelle Hooray! Sounds like good read! 14mo
Suet624 Sounds interesting. 14mo
DieAReader 🥳Great! 14mo
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bookwyrm7
Taaqtumi: An Anthology of Arctic Horror Stories | Richard Van Camp, Rachel Qitsualik-Tinsley, Sean Qitsualik-Tinsley, Aviaq Johnston, Anguti Johnston
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A collection of chilling stories that draw from ancient fears about monsters hiding and waiting in the darkness, be it in the wilderness or in the recesses of our own psyches, framed by the arctic landscape, where the icy frost of death is an ever-present reality. A nightmarish, and yet somewhat beautiful, set of stories: well written, well crafted and well frightening.