Hello Greenland!

Wait... You mean kids in Greenland don't live in igloos?

It is the biggest misconception about the Arctic-and curious little Nivi is here to set the record straight!

Every child has seen the cartoons. They think the Arctic is just a big block of ice where people live in snow houses and ride polar bears to school. But in this heartwarming and eye-opening adventure, your child will meet Nivi-a modern girl from Nuuk who is ready to show the world what life at the top of the globe is really like.

Pack Your Bags for a Playdate at the Top of the World!

From eating yummy seal soup for dinner to playing video games under the Northern Lights, "Hello, Greenland!" takes young readers by the hand and invites them into a cozy, colorful home. It's a story about how we are all different, but also exactly the same.

Packed with fun, heart, and discovery, this book is perfect for:

• Myth-Busters (Ages 4-8): Finally puts the "Igloo Myth" to rest in a funny, gentle way that respects the culture.

• Curious Explorers: Shows the magic of a land where the sun sleeps all winter and parties all summer!

• Language Learners: Teaches real Greenlandic words like Aluu (Hello) and Anaana (Grandma).

• Empathetic Kids: Helps children realize that a girl 3,000 miles away loves the same things they do-family, friends, and fun.
  

"A Window into a Magical World!" "My daughter was shocked that Nivi has a PlayStation! This book completely changed how she sees the world. It's not just educational; it's adorable." - Jessica M., Mom of two

"The 'Day in the Life' We Needed" "We loved seeing the contrast between the dark winter morning and the bright summer night. A beautiful introduction to Arctic culture." - The Harrison Family

A Note from the Author

"For too long, Greenland has been a mystery-or worse, a stereotype. I wrote this story to open the door to my home. I want children to see that while our weather might be freezing, our homes are warm, our hearts are open, and our lives are full of color. Nivi isn't just a character; she is a friend waiting to say 'Aluu!''" - Angunnguaq Berthelsen