Welttag des Buches

We celebrate reading with three readings in a package that couldn't be more different!

Josef Schmid: The Celtic Dagger
When the druid Gwydion discovers an ancient mystrious bronze dagger in a crevice of a sacred place, he is fascinated. But anger, mischief, murders and other unusual events have recently been plaguing the villagers. Could the dagger be responsible for the diabolical horrors?
17:30 - 18:30

Anja Flieda Fritzsche: Spätzchen, 109 is no age!
Who has a grandmother over 100 years old? Anja Fritzsche has two: Grandma Maria loves Facebook and the internet, Grandma Mia loves fast cars and motorcycles - both are phenomenal and keep the family constantly on their toes. They show how refreshing and cheerful life can be even in old age.
18:30 - 19:30

Martina Pahr: Only the vole was a witness
A wonderfully humorous crime novel with a lot of love for allotments: when Valentina wants to create a pond in her new allotment garden, she digs up the previous owner of her plot - murdered. Was it old hippie Jo, who grew marijuana behind the cherry laurel? Or Senta, once the "Uschi Obermaier of the resort"? Or was it Konrad and Lisa alias
"Maultäschle and Meerschweinle"?
7:30 - 9 p.m.