children’s book by Stina Sørensen, illustrated by Inuk Silis-Høegh
Iluuna has a birthday coming up but the only thing she wishes for, is that there will be a cleaner place to play. Iluuna’s wish is so extraordinary that the media gets wind of it, and soon it inspires people everywhere…
novel by Iben Mondrup
This is the story of three people who’s lives become entwined when they are suddenly turned upside down.
a fable about climate change by Lana Hansen, illustrated by Georg Olsen
Tulugaq is just an ordinary boy – except that he can fly (Tulugaq means ‘raven’ in English). He is the world’s only hope in the battle against global warming. By the Spirit of the Inland Ice he is sent on a quest to save the human race from itself…
a DIY paper cutting-book with motives from Greenland by Søren Thaae
In this boo, Søren Thaae has taken on the many motives of Greenland. With inspirational tips and cutting patterns for you to make your own paper sceneries at home.
a book about leaving ones social background by Julie Edel Hardenberg
In a collection of raw and honest accounts of child abuse, neglect, low self estime and fighting for better lives this book is a love declaration – a love of life! The famous Greenlandic artist, Julie Edel Hardenberg, comes from such a background herself and has invited others like her to share their stories.
photobook by Julie Edel Hardenberg
The full title of the book is Den stille mangfoldighed / Nipaatsumik assigiinngisitaarneq / The quiet diversity because the photos in this book transcends language and shows a diversity of people.
comic book by Christian Fleischer Rex
The story of Kaassassuk, the orphan boy, is one of the most beloved myths of the traditional Greenland. In this popular version Christian Fleischer Rex has interpreted Kaassassuk as a comic book.
children’s book by Kristín Steinsdóttir og Halla Sólveig Thorgeirsdóttir
Every winter the young seagull, Rissa, and her family fly from Iceland to Greenland. Unfortunately there are no polar bears and Rissa really wants to see one. Therefore, she flies away with her sister in search for the polar bears.
an Easy Rea-book by Lene Fauerby
Kasper and Malik are camping in the wild with the rest of their school-class. They go for a walk, but it becomes quite dangerous…
an Easy Read-book by Lene Fauerby
One day Kasper gets a puppy. But unfortunately he has not taken into consideration what can happen to a little puppy when wild sled dogs are around…
children’s book by Áslaug Jónsdóttir
Sofie loves fish but her parent misunderstand every time Sofie asks for fish. They think she wants a fish in a bowl, a fish-costume, a pillow in the shape of a fish – but no, Sofie just wants fish for dinner.
children’s book by Gudrun Kristensen, illustrated by Astrid Vebæk
Stone City is situated in a fantasyworld that in many ways resembles Greenland; it is far north, no trees – only stones. The children of the city passers time by throwing stones at stuff. Buildings, windows, and what not…
an ABC by Julie Edel Hardenberg, illustrated by Bolatta Silis Høegh, Christian Fleischer Rex, Inuk Silis Høegh, Jette Brandt, Julie Edel Hardenberg, Juno Berthelsen, Niels Motzfeldt & Nuka Godtfredsen
All is mixed and played with in this ABC – funny sentenced and wonderful illustrations that are collaborations between very different Greenlandic artists.
antology with articles about the life and well-being of Greenlandic children
This is a collection of 23 articles that sheds light on, shares knowledge about and debates children og youths conditions of life in Greenland.
book about the traditional culture of Greenland by Ole G. Jensen
This is the book for all who wishes an introduction to Greenland’s fascinating cultural traditions and history. In this book you can learn about shamans, charms, tupilaks, the traditional drum and drum-dancing, masks, clothing, hunting and much more.
photobook by Camilla Stephan
Camilla is the granddaughter who in 2006 for the first time visits her relatives – her roots – in the most northern part of Greenland. This is the fascinating and beautiful story of family and culture across boarders told in photographs.
photo- and interview-book by Pia Christensen and Ulrik Bang
7 Greenlandic women share their stories and dreams. They show us how life choices, initiative and ambitions demands respect from others as well as from oneself.
children’s book by Naja Lund
Mari lives in Greenland. She is in love with Mads, who is a few years older. One day, a student is transferred to Maris class, Kunuk. He is sad about his parents’ divorce, and Mari finds him one day in the mountains contemplating wether he wants to live or not.