What age is the event suitable for?

The interactive reading hour is aimed at children from 6 years old.

When does the reading hour start?

The event starts on November 19, 2027, at 3:00 PM.

What can children expect at KiLi?

Children will experience funny horror poems, imaginative illustrations, and playful language moments with rhymes, syllables, and unusual sounds.

Who wrote Under the Bed Lies a Skeleton?

The horror poems are by Arne Rautenberg. The illustrations are by Nadia Budde.

Where does the event take place?

The reading hour takes place at the Literature House Heilbronn at Trappensee in 74074 Heilbronn.

Under the Bed Lies a Skeleton for Children in Heilbronn

Name: KiLi – Children's Literature at Trappenseeschlösschen: Under the Bed Lies a Skeleton
Start: 2027-11-19T15:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-11-19T16:00:00+01:00
Location: Trappenseeschlösschen

Brave children, funny monsters, and a lot of language fun

When ghost snails slime through corners of the room, skeletons rattle, and zombies dance through rhymes, the reading hour at Trappenseeschlösschen becomes a special family experience. At KiLi – Children's Literature at Trappenseeschlösschen, children from six years old discover the creepy yet beautiful horror poems from Under the Bed Lies a Skeleton.

Spookiness with a wink

Arne Rautenberg brings to life skeletons, cyclopes, zombies, and other unusual creatures in his poems. The figures appear mysterious and a bit gross but remain primarily funny. This creates a child-friendly mix of suspense, children's laughter, and imaginative entertainment.

Rhymes, sounds, and crazy words

The joy of language is at the center. The children experience how syllables bounce, words rattle, and sounds create images in their heads. This interactive reading hour playfully promotes a sense of language, listening, imagination, and the joy of storytelling. The poems provide an age-appropriate learning experience where learning fun and shared wonder go hand in hand.

Imaginative worlds of images

The illustrations by Nadia Budde complement the poems with hairy, googly-eyed, and surprisingly funny figures. Her images make the spooky world vivid and inspire children to invent their own monsters, rhymes, and thought games.

A literary experience for families

The event is aimed at children from six years old and combines reading aloud, listening, and linguistic discoveries. The protected ambiance of Trappenseeschlösschen provides a special setting for shared time, curiosity, and a fantastical family experience. The child-friendly design allows room for joy, wonder, and a spookiness that is sure to be accompanied by giggles.

Conclusion: Families can expect an entertaining and language-promoting reading hour with funny monsters, original rhymes, and imaginative images. Those who want to give children joy in books, language, and shared time can experience KiLi at Trappenseeschlösschen live.