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.
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.
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.
children’s book by Ristin Sokki
Imagine being afraid of reindeers when your dad is a reindeer-farmer….! Then you are asking for trouble.
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…
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…
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.
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.
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.
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.
children’s book by Johan and Andreas Galtung
This is the Greenlandic version of A Flying Orange Tells Its Tale.