"Smilla's Feeling for Snow" is Peter Høeg's most famous novel. Written by the author from the perspective of a half-Greenlandic, half-Danish woman, it brought the Danish writer truly worldwide fame, was translated into three dozen languages, published in millions of copies and filmed. She reads snow like an open book. She believes in numbers, but she doesn't believe in people. Especially to the officials, those who are trying to prove to her that the Greenlander boy was just playing on the roof and accidentally fell down. Because she knows how much he was afraid of heights. Because footprints in the snow lead right to the edge. And these are not the tracks of a child playing...