Zwischen Licht und Dunkel - Abenteuer Alltag in Island

High up in the north, where there are two months of more night than day and two months of more day than night, lies a special island that can boast of hosting three Miss Worlds, two of the strongest men in the world, and the northernmost banana plantation in the world. It's no wonder that Icelanders have a great appreciation for statistics, as they usually come out on top. But the islanders are not just special in statistical terms; they are also unique in real life – even if, contrary to the often-cited myth, not all of them believe in elves. "It can be saved," is the island's motto – evidently still true even in times of economic crisis. At least the usual challenges of everyday life in Iceland are still managed by the Icelanders with their characteristic calm. How they do this is described by the author with a winking, self-ironic perspective on the quirky, albeit very lovable, character of her new home. By purchasing this book, you are supporting the "Special Children Travel Fund" of Icelandair, which enables severely ill children and their families to travel. For every book sold, a donation of 50 cents goes to the organization.