Children of the Arctic

A young girl raised in the far‑north discovers a whole new world when she stays with her grandparents on a bustling farm. She learns to tend chickens, churn butter, and tend a kindergarten class, soaking up the simple wonders of rural life while dreaming of the snowy homeland she left behind.

When her father promises a sister as a reward for her good behavior, the gift arrives and fills her days with laughter and shared adventures on the beach and in the playroom. Their bond is tested when the little sister falls ill, and the girl confronts her first deep grief. At the same time, news arrives that her father, stranded in the icy north, may need help, stirring a longing to reunite the family and hinting at a journey that lies ahead.