Miesbach - There was great excitement in class 6b of the middle school in Miesbach.
The President of the State Parliament and constituency member Ilse Aigner came to visit for a reading.
In her luggage she had a class set of children's novels from the series “The Isar Detective” with the title “Suspicion in the animal shelter”.
The author Anja Janotta was also present at the reading. For the 51-year-old who lives near Munich, “The Isar Detectives” are a very special project that the Bavarian State Parliament launched. The highlight: initiated by Aigner, the investigations take place in the Maximilianeum, the seat of the state parliament. This gives young readers a look behind the scenes and learns how politics works. "The Isar Detective" now even have their own homepage: www.isar-detektiven.de.
At the 6b in Miesbach there was an exciting reading in the classroom with roles between the two visitors.
Afterwards there was the opportunity to ask the President of the State Parliament and the author many questions - such as “What does a State President do?” And “How long does it take to write a book?”.
In addition, the students each received a copy of the “Isar Detective” - with a personal dedication from the two guests.
The children insisted on accompanying them outside, where they curiously examined the President of the State Parliament's car.
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On-site investigation: The students also found the state president's car exciting.
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So far, two volumes have been published in the series “Die Isar-Detektiven”.
Class sets from Volume 1 and Volume 2 can be ordered free of charge from Bavarian schools - as long as they are in stock - at www.bayern.landtag.de/isar-detektiven/bestellung.
There is a maximum of one class rate per school.
Both volumes are also available as paperback books in bookshops.
Volume 2 will be published on Tuesday, December 7th, 2021.
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