"In class, Dr. Cauliflower discusses the extinct animal species on Dragon Island. When Coconut excitedly talks about the three-headed cave dragon that appears in his favorite pirate story, he is laughed at by the class. There is no such thing as a dragon with three heads in reality, says Dr. Cauliflower. Coconut is sad and angry at the same time, but then Oskar finds the pirate's dagger from Coconut's book at the bottom of the sea - so this pirate really did exist! And if the pirate did exist, then the three-headed dragon certainly did too ..."

"This quote shows the vivid imagination and spirit of adventure that make Ingo Siegner's books so popular with children and we are delighted to finally be able to welcome him back," says Barbara Henning, deputy head of the library.

Ingo Siegner is a well-known children's book author and illustrator. He has written and illustrated many books, including the popular series "The Little Dragon Coconut". In his stories, the little dragon Coconut, the porcupine Matilda and Oskar the eater dragon have exciting adventures. Siegner has also written books about the meerkat Gustav and the rat children Eliot and Isabella.

In addition to his books, Ingo Siegner is also famous for his sensitive way of narrating audio books, breathing life into his creations.

There are now 32 volumes of his successful book "Der kleine Drache Kokosnuss", which have been translated into many languages and are also available as audio books in German-speaking countries.

Tickets for this reading are available at the Salzgitter-Lebenstedt or -Bad public library. Tickets cost 8 euros in advance and 10 euros at the box office.