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1. NotenTexte. "Petterson and Findus" - Family Concert  
This is the fourth year that the International Youth Library Foundation and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (BRSO) have presented NotenTexte. These children's concerts combine language and…  
2. Nationwide Reading Day 2026  
The Nationwide Reading Day is an initiative of the Reading Foundation, the weekly newspaper DIE ZEIT and the Deutsche Bahn Foundation. It is the largest reading aloud festival in Germany. The…  
3. Exhibition Opening of "Eyes open! Ali Mitgutsch and the bustling crowd"  
Ali Mitgutsch is considered the father of the wimmelbook, a genre that made him famous. But his body of work is far more extensive. He created more than 70 picture books: wimmelbooks, non-fiction…  
4. 100 Years of James Krüss: Narratives and Perspectives on the Work and Author in the Context of History, Language and the Arts  
James Krüss (1926–1997) is one of the most important German children's authors of the 20th century. Between 1945 and his death in 1997, he created a very diverse and extensive body of work that goes…  
5. James Krüss Prize 2026  
The James Krüss Prize for International Children's and Young Adult Literature honours and promotes the work of a children's book author whose texts are characterised by linguistic brilliance,…  
6. Bis die Sterne zittern  
ein Roman von Johannes Herwig | in einer Bühnenfassung von Jessica Pollnau & Swen Lasse Awe | Uraufführung Leipzig 1936. Die einen träumen vorfreudig vom Krieg, andere haben Angst um das eigene…  
7. James Krüss on his 100th Birthday  
Grand birthday celebration with the reopening of the James Krüss Tower Born on the island of Heligoland in 1926, James Krüss spent formative years in Munich from 1949 to 1966. With the support of…  
8. Guest of James Krüss  
A literary and culinary evening to mark the 100th anniversary of his birth, with Tilman Spreckelsen To kick off the celebrations for James Krüss' 100th birthday on 31 May, the International Youth…  
9. Banned, Persecuted, Remembered  
When books were burned in Berlin on 10 May 1933, Erich Kästner stood in the crowd and watched as people threw stacks of his works into the fire. Children's books were also on the Nazis' ‘blacklist’…  
10. "Rabenkonzert" with Jutta Richter  
Winner of the 2026 Josef Guggenmos Prize for Children’s Poetry  
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