KiLi in Heilbronn: Coconut takes children on a journey to the North Pole
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Join Coconut on an adventurous journey to the North Pole
When an injured polar bear is washed ashore on a melting ice floe, a new adventure begins for Coconut, Matilda, and Oskar. The interactive reading session at Trappenseeschlösschen invites children aged six and up to immerse themselves in the wintry world of Ingo Siegner's popular children's book series.
A story about friendship and helpfulness
Björn is exhausted, hungry, and plagued by homesickness. He doesn't feel at home on the warm dragon island. Therefore, Coconut and his friends help him set off on the way back to the North Pole. The tale combines excitement, humor, and sensitive moments into a child-friendly story about friendship, courage, and responsibility.
A literary experience for young listeners
The reading session turns the children's book into a shared literary experience. The clear language, imaginative characters, and colorful adventure world provide young listeners with a playful access to literature. The focus is on the joy of listening, one’s own imagination, and encountering a story that encourages reflection and empathy.
From Trappenseeschlösschen to the Arctic
The unique venue lends an intimate atmosphere to the reading. Between the dragon island, ice floes, and the North Pole, a narrative space is created where children can directly experience the action. The interactive design supports attention and makes the reading a varied cultural offering for families.
Ingo Siegner and the little dragon Coconut
Ingo Siegner developed the little dragon Coconut into one of the most famous characters in German-speaking children's literature. His stories combine adventure narratives, amusing dialogues, and themes such as friendship, helpfulness, and world exploration. The volume The Little Dragon Coconut and the Journey to the North Pole was published in 2014 by cbj Verlag and is aimed at young readers from about six or seven years old.
Conclusion: Read together, marvel, and cheer
The KiLi reading session promises a imaginative encounter with the author and the characters along with an exciting journey to the Arctic. Families will experience a child-friendly reading full of warmth, humor, and linguistic imagery. Those looking to introduce children to the joy of books will find an inspiring place for joint listening and discovery at Trappenseeschlösschen.
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