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Favorite illustrations

Flottustu myndirnar yfirlitsmynd

In February and March, children aged 6-12 are invited to vote for their favorite illustrations from children's and young adult books

Pictures say more than a thousand words! Pictures describe what is happening in the story without words. They can be funny, scary, sad, or show us fun little details that are not in the text.

Children in grades 1-7 are encouraged to take a close look at the illustrations in books by illustrators who live and work in Iceland. The nominated books are on the poster Flottustu myndirnar (favorite illustrations). The children choose three books with the pictures they find most fun, most interesting, or best for any reason. The vote is held in conjunction with the Children's Book Awards vote.

The illustrations that make it to the top five will be put to a vote on the Sögur website - sogur.is. The award ceremony will be broadcast live on RÚV on May 30, 2026.

For further information:
Ingibjörg Ösp Óttarsdóttir
Project Manager for Children’s and Youth Services - Reading Promotion and Education
ingibjorg.osp.ottarsdottir@reykjavik.is | +354 411 6146

Nominations and Awards

2026 (in alphabetical order) – The winner at Sögur – the Children’s Awards Ceremony is shown in bold.

  • Birtingur og símabannið mikla / myndhöfundur Elías Rúni
  • Ekki fá þér hamstur / myndhöfundur Addi nabblakusk
  • Orri verður óstöðvandi / myndhöfundur Þorvaldur Sævar Gunnarsson
  • Skólastjórinn / myndhöfundur Elín Elísabet Einarsdóttir
  • Ævintýri VÆB : væb verður VÆB /  myndhöfundur Addi nabblakusk

2025 (in alphabetical order) – The winner at Sögur – the Children’s Awards Ceremony is shown in bold.

  • Bekkurinn minn - Hendi! / myndhöfundur Iðunn Arna Björgvinsdóttir
  • Fíasól í logandi vandræðum / myndhöfundur Halldór Baldursson
  • Orri óstöðvandi: Heimsfrægur á Íslandi / myndhöfundur Þorvaldur Sævar Gunnarsson
  • Skólaslit 3 - Öskurdagur / myndhöfundar Ari H.G. Yates og Lea My Ib
  • Stúfur og Björgunarleiðangurinn / myndhöfundur Blær Guðmundsdóttir