As Christmas draws near, something feels wrong back home in Copenhagen. Signe and Oliver are spending the holidays with their grandmother
on the Danish island of Møn while their mother is away. What begins as an ordinary Christmas in an old farmhouse soon becomes something
far more extraordinary.
At Grandma’s, the world is larger than it seems. The snow hides secrets, the house remembers the past, and on the snowy hillside the children
meet someone whom most people have long forgotten how to see.
Christmas At Grandma’s is a warm and poetic Christmas tale about family, hope, treasured traditions, and the magic that may still exist just beyond the world we can see.
About the author
Niels Bergendorff is a Danish author and songwriter whose stories blend Scandinavian traditions with gentle fantasy, timeless wisdom, and emotional warmth. After careers in international sales and professional music, he now devotes himself to writing stories that celebrate imagination, family, and the quiet mysteries hidden within everyday life. His work is inspired by the Danish landscape, Nordic folklore, and the belief that the greatest adventures often begin in ordinary places.
In Christmas at Grandma’s, Bergendorff invites readers into a traditional Danish Christmas where old family customs, memories, and the unseen world exist side by side. Through the eyes of two children, he explores universal themes of love, reconciliation, hope, and belonging—showing that true magic is often found in kindness, silence, and the bonds between generations.
His writing is characterised by lyrical language, gentle humour, and stories that speak to both children and adults. Rather than explaining life’s mysteries, he encourages readers to experience them with curiosity and wonder. Niels Bergendorff lives in Denmark with his wife and continues to write stories that remind us that the invisible is often just as real as the visible.
