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This story is new and sometimes as old as the Greenlandic ice-makers: a narwhal, a common, though very rare, narwhal is growing up in the sea far away on the Pivnochee River. He can't tolerate being called a baby, he is afraid to appear strange and funny, and he loves his mum. Before he overcomes his fear and doubts, he meets different animals and learns a lot about them.

And more about the narwhal and his neighbours will tell you about the educational part of the book. Illustrator Oleksandr Shatokhin portrayed the sea and seaside villagers emotionally and, at the same time, believably, reinforcing the most characteristic drawings.