Magical animal school portrayed in a children's book under examination at Saarlouis city library
Get ready for an exciting adventure, young detectives! The Saarlouis City Library is hosting a captivating event, "The School of Magical Creatures Investigates - The Green Slime Letter", on Tuesday, July 29, at 3:30 PM. This picture book cinema screening is part of the library's summer holiday activities and is specifically designed for children aged 7 to 9.
The story follows Ida, a student at the Winterstein School, as she receives a mysterious, slime-covered letter. The letter, filled with fragments of words like "blood" and "weapons", sparks a puzzling case that Ida, along with her magical creature Rabbat, the polar bear Murphy, the magpie Pinkie, and their teacher Miss Cornfield, must solve.
Join Ida and her friends as they uncover clues, work together, and use their imagination to unravel the magical mystery behind the slime-covered message. The event promises a fun and interactive storytelling experience, combining elements of fantasy, adventure, and problem-solving.
After the screening, children can participate in painting activities or explore the library's books. And if you enjoy this magical mystery, more stories from the School of Magical Creatures are available for checkout at the library.
The Saarlouis City Library is located in the Theater am Ring, Souterrain, with an entrance on Lothringer Straße. Registration for the event is required, and can be done by phone at 06831/69890-60. Admission to the event is free, making it an enjoyable and affordable outing for the whole family.
Don't miss out on this thrilling adventure! Register today and join Ida and her friends in solving the mystery of "The School of Magical Creatures Investigates - The Green Slime Letter". The pictures from the book will be projected for viewing during the screening, adding an extra layer of magic to this unforgettable event.
After solving the mystery of "The School of Magical Creatures Investigates - The Green Slime Letter", families can return home to discuss their exciting adventure, sharing their thoughts about the magical creatures and the intriguing plot. The following day, they might find inspiration in a lifestyle magazine, featuring articles on home-and-garden transformation ideas for incorporating elements of fantasy into their own homes, creating a magical environment reminiscent of Ida's Winterstein School.
