Pani, la petite fille du Groenland

Synopsis of Pani, la petite fille du Groenland

«Pani, la petite fille du Groenland» is a children's novel by Jørn Riel published by Livre de Poche Jeunesse in paperback (154 pages in French).

Pani is an Inuit girl who lives in Greenland and has an extraordinary gift: she can talk to animals. Pani's village is starving because the sea, angry, leaves the fishermen without fish. A wise old woman reveals to Pani that only she can calm the sea's anger, and Pani sets off on a fantastic journey across the ice floe to save her people.

The French translation is by Inès Jorgensen and the illustrations are by Ingrid Godon. The work was first published in 1972.

Suitable for readers aged 9 to 12 interested in adventures set in the Arctic and in stories about animals.