KiJuBu in St. Pölten
Bookworms take note: From scary fun to picture books
Numerous highlights await at the Children's and Youth Book Festival in St. Pölten from November 4 to 10. From sound studio workshops and theater to readings and picture book cinema - there is something for everyone.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen "On the books, get set, go!" This is once again the motto of this year's International Children's and Youth Book Festival (KiJuBu) in St. Pölten. For the 21st time, 80 events with over 30 literary creators await you over seven days from November 4 to 10 - in addition to readings, workshops, performances and guided tours. Spiegel bestselling author Ursula Poznanski will also be visiting the provincial capital.
Another highlight is the poetry slam premiere with Mieze Medusa and Markus Köhle. On Monday and Wednesday afternoons and on Sunday, November 10, families can get up close and personal with literature at the Festival of Books. "If someone isn't a bookworm, they haven't found the right book yet," says author and KiJuBu director Christoph Mauz and invites everyone to search.
With offers ranging from scary fun to thrillers to sound studio workshops, from theater to readings to picture book cinema, there is sure to be something for everyone. So let's get to the books!
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