Matilda Gyllenberg: Hundra dagar hemma

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Nike no longer wants to go to school. Somehow, everything there feels overwhelming – but neither her family nor her teachers understand. Luckily, she still has her friend Mia. When a suspected case of arson occurs in their city, the two set out to investigate, a task that demands all of Nike’s courage. A fast-paced and witty detective story that also offers an empathetic and nuanced look at school-related anxiety while critically examining how adults respond to it.

With Matilda Gyllenberg
Moderated by Philip Geisler
Read by Dorothee Krüger
Translated by Hannes Langendörfer

Booking Number 0802

»100 Tage zu Hause« (Hundra dagar hemma) was translated from Finland Swedish into German by Franziska Hüther and illustrated by Maria Sann.

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