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"Pepper Mint and the Crazy, Fantastic Research Book"

Germany’s biggest reading festival is back! National Reading Day delights children and adults alike with stories that spark the imagination, impart knowledge and, at the same time, promote language development.


At the Archenhold Observatory and the Zeiss Grand Planetarium, authors such as Sandra Bayer, Fee Krämer and Cally Stronk invite you to listen, dream and discover.



Reading with Babette Pribbenow


Babette Pribbenow is a German studies scholar and holds a PhD in biology. She serves as a volunteer judge for ‘Jugend forscht’ and is one of the founders of ‘Lise Labs’ and the Berlin Pupils’ Research Centre. Here, pupils can carry out experiments in well-equipped laboratories and discover the joy of STEM subjects.



‘Pepper Mint and the Crazy, Fantastic Research Book’


Actually, the holidays at Aunt Frieda’s and Uncle Theo’s are exciting enough as it is! Who – apart from the girl Pepper Mint – gets to spend a few weeks in a real treehouse in the middle of the Amazon rainforest? That’s where her aunt and uncle live and carry out their research – and Pepper enthusiastically helps look after the animals, which are being nursed back to health here on a small farm. But then a real adventure begins: Uncle Theo has suddenly disappeared, and Pepper finds only a cryptic message that puts her on the trail of criminal machinations. And solving this mysterious case will require all the investigative skills that Pepper – and the readers – have to offer.


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November 2026
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