Children's book author Sonja Kainzbauer inspires in Poysdorf

Children's book author Sonja Kainzbauer inspires in Poysdorf

Last Saturday there was a special children's book reading in the Poysdorfer Reichensteinhof. The renowned children's book author Sonja Kainzbauer, also director of a elementary school in Tulbing, delighted the young listeners with her captivating stories. With the aim of conveying positive access to topics such as self -love and nature, they touch important aspects of growing in their stories.

Kainzbauer's first work "The Libelle" takes the readers into the world of Chrissi, a girl who spends more time on the computer than in nature. "The Libelle" should illustrate the young audience how important it is to love things, especially themselves. According to Kainzbauer, self -love is self -love like a wand that strengthens children and helps them live a fulfilling life. In the sequels, Chrissi encounters various animals that encourage them to become further important wisdom.

The topics of their books

In the continuation of her series, Chrissi will encounter, for example, a squirrel that deals with happiness. In a further part of the story, a fox from the protagonist will be encountered as a symbol of basic trust. The latest book, on the other hand, deals with fear, with a deer acting as a relaxed companion. Kainzbauer emphasizes that their books should strengthen the relationship with the animal world and encourage children to appreciate the beauty of nature.

The reading was part of the season finish of the Sparefroh Kinder Kulturpass and was visited by many children and parents. Kainzbauer's stories and the interaction with their audience not only made the children laugh, but also initiated important conversations. A nice aspect of their reading was the involvement of questions and suggestions from the audience, which the children actively integrate into the stories.

Sonja Kainzbauer has made a name for herself as a committed author and educator. Your books not only aim to entertain, but also to form. You want to inspire children to understand and accept the values of self -love, happiness and trust. as www.noen.at, was the reading A complete success and touched many small hearts.

Kainzbauer's commitment goes beyond writing children's books. Her concern to give children valuable information and experiences on the way is shown in the way they interact with their young audience. The combination of entertainment and education gives your readings special in the regional cultural landscape.