Christoph Mauz and his guest Lorenz Langenegger

What's it about?

"Unfortunately, Schestak Pauli is almost a head taller than Boris and, according to his own statements, can do karate at least as well as the Kung-Fu from the TV series of the same name. That's why Boris grumblingly swallows grim answers like 'Schestak-Deppsack'." From: 'Geisterbahn voll abgefahren', G&G Verlag 2024 When the Austrian children's author Christoph Mauz and his Swiss writer colleague Lorenz Langenegger read from their books, their young audience encounters headstrong ghosts, mysterious figures and unusual adventures. Between witches, ghost trains and brave children, imaginative stories full of humor, suspense and unexpected twists unfold. !Attention! Complete enthusiasm for literature cannot be ruled out afterwards! "Today is a good day. Today is the best day of the year. And now that school is out, it can only get better. Julian has a birthday. He turns twelve years old. Ten was still a little better, the first round birthday. From: 'Julian und Birke', Atlantis Verlag 2024 Lorenz Langenegger lives in Vienna and Zurich. In spring 2009 his first novel 'Hier im Regen' was published, in 2022 'Was man jetzt noch tun kann' and most recently in 2026 'Die Tage zwischen früher und jetzt' (all titles Jung und Jung). Christoph Mauz is one of the prominent voices in Austrian children's and youth literature. After working in bookselling and in the literary event sector, he has dedicated himself to writing for a young audience for many years. Co-organized by the Public Library Rappottenstein.

Where?

Dechant Fernand Weg 10

Organiser: Mittelschule Rappottenstein