Book lion inspires Bad Vilbel: Reading festival for young bookworms!

Book lion inspires Bad Vilbel: Reading festival for young bookworms!

Bad Vilbel, Deutschland - In the Kurhaus Bad Vilbel there was a rousing festival mood on November 18, 2024! The second and third graders of the Bad Vilbel schools were full of anticipation when the winners of the »2. Bad Vilbeler Bücherlöwen-Cup «. From July to November, the young readers had diligently devoured books and now they were waiting for the awards. The event, organized by the Lions Club Bad Vilbel-Wasserburg and the city library, became the true festival of reading pleasure!

Suitable for the nationwide reading day, the motto of which was "read out the future", the well -known Frankfurt illustrator and author Anke Kuhl took over the reading. With her award -winning books, including the excellent work "All family!", She captivated the children and provided enthusiastic trains. Mayor Sebastian Wysocki, Lions President Anja Mehmel and the humorous moderator Dennis di Rienzo were also present, while Leo Bücherlöwe, the star of the event, conquered the hearts of the children in the storm.

a festival for all young readers

The stories of Anke Kuhl, who acted on exciting adventures and funny anecdotes, made the children loudly demand for more. Despite the partly turbulent content, such as a dispute between sisters with toilet brushes, the young listeners were enthusiastic and repeatedly shouted "Thank you, anke" and "encore"! Mayor Wysocki presented trophies and certificates to the radiant winners, while Leo Bücherlöwe presented an Antolin-Raben to the children and provided the Lions representatives prize for school activities.

But not only the winners were the stars of the day! All students, including those who received no price, were winners because they had made an exciting journey into the world of stories by reading. In view of the worrying results of the international elementary school reading examination (IGLU) 2023, which indicates a lack of reading and writing skills in many children, promoting reading is more important than ever. The nationwide reading day and the "Bad Vilbeler Bücherlöwen-Cup" are committed to sparking the reading of the reading and optimally preparing the children on their way to school.