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The Faroe Islands, a part of the Kingdom of Denmark, is very interesting place and language. Faroese is spoken only by about 75,000 - 80,000 people, which is about 20,000+/- of the Faroe Islands population. All 7 Harry Potter books were published by Bókadeild Føroya Lærarafelags, first in hardcover and as of now, I am aware of soft editions of books 1 and 2. Gunnar Hoydal translated books 1-3, Malan Háberg translated book 4, and Bergur Rasmussen translated books 5 - 7. Also, interestingly, there are Faroese audio books of all 7 Potter books as well. 

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The hardcover book 1 is becoming quite hard to find, and a price to match. The last known public sale of a hardcover Faroese was in 2023 and sold for $750, which is quite high for a translation that is not considered a Big Six translation.

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To learn more about the Faroese islands and language, Click Here.

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To hear the 1st paragraph of the 1st book, Click Here.

Harry Potter og Vitramannasteinurim

...og Fangin Úr Azkaban

ISBN: 9789991812779

The hardcover Faroese books with the Mary GrandPre over art are made quite well, I think, and show off GrandPre's illustrations quite well. As well as MGP art, you can also buy a Faroese illustrated edition with Jim Kay's magical art. 

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Hardcover ISBN: 9991812423

Harry Potter Book 1 Hardcover  in Faroese

...og Kamarið Við Loynidómum

ISBN: 9991812644

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og Føniksfylkingin

ISBN: 9789991813912

og Hálvblóðsprinsurin

ISBN: 9789991814827

ISBN: 9789991813332

...og Eldbikarið

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og Arvalutir Deyðans

ISBN: 9789991815824

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Harry Potter Book 1 Softcover in Faroese

In 2016. the 2nd edition softcover Faroese Book 1 was published. This edition is not nearly as coveted as the above  1st edition hardcover book 1, and they can be bought from the Faroese bookstores at this time (2024).

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Softcover ISBN: 9789997202574

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