Mit forunderlige liv

children’s book by Ristin Sokki

Imagine being afraid of reindeers when your dad is a reindeer-farmer….! Then you are asking for trouble.

Måneskin

children’s book by Elin à Rogvi

This is a comic crime story about a stolen painting, two very different siblings, their Bulgarian friend and their dad who may not be the best role model…

Englen på 2. sal

children’s book by Kristin Steinsdóttir, illustrated by Halla Sólveig Thorgeirsdóttir

The boy Ask lives in Reykjavik, Iceland, with his mom. Around them people pretend to be ordinary people, but Ask knows better. He knows of a werewolf, Little Red Riding Hood, a flower-boy, a witch and an angel…

Aliortukkersaarutit

ghost stories by 15 Nordic writers

This is a collection of ghost stories from all the Nordic countries, which is translated into and published in Greenlandic, Danish, Icelandic, Faroese, Finnish, Swedish, Sami and Norwegian at the same time.

Tuloriaruseq

children’s book about teeth by Henning Lehmann Bastian and John Præstegaard

Fun and unconventional book about teeth and why it is so important to take good care of them and brush them every day.

Hel

self-therapy book by Bolette Schiøtz

This book is a tool to work with, and be better at, analyzing dreams, meditating and much more. It will help you to connect with your inner self to create harmony between body and soul.

Timi

children’s book by Michèle Longour, illustrated by Lucie Durbiano & Guillaume Decaux

How come you bruise when you fall? Why is blod red? What happens to the food I eat? All this and much more you can find answers to in this book. For 5-12-year-olds.

Nunarsuaq

children’s book about the world by Sylvie Baussier, illustrated by Fabienne Teyssèdre

How was the Earth created? Where does water come from? Why does volcanos spew lava? All this and much more you can find answers to in this book. For 5-12-year-olds.

Anne-Birthe Hove

biography of the famous Greenlandic artist by Anne-Marie Gjedde Olsen

The art historian, Anne-Marie Gjedde Olsen, guides the reader through Anne-Birthe Hove’s art work through more than three decades.