Old educators, once thought to be long buried, are being resurrected by Boris Koch
In the world of children's literature, a new book titled "School of Horrors. The Goths are Loose" has recently been published by WooW Books, Atrium Verlag, Zurich. Authored by Kathrin Hanke and illustrated by Michael Huelsse, this thrilling adventure promises to turn horror, screaming, terror, and sudden realization into galloping lines with spiders, hearts, and skulls.
The book's protagonist, Kilian Poberski, is a character who moves to a new school during the holidays. His new school is an old castle-like building with hidden passages and libraries, making for an intriguing setting. Kilian is curious to find out who is behind the intrigues discrediting the remote boarding school.
The narrative of "School of Horrors" explores the theme of real friendship and the struggle against bullying. Contrary to Kilian's old school, which was dull and had bullies from older classes, his new school is a place where teachers like Mr. Stolzenberg sometimes turn lessons into adventures.
The teachers from the graveyard of Bookenshlag are not undead, but genuine goths with human qualities. They add to the eerie atmosphere of the school, making the book all the more exciting for readers.
The book's illustrations are a highlight, making the horror elements come alive. Michael Huelsse, who has illustrated dozens of children's books, brings the story to life with his unique style.
The publication of "School of Horrors" has sparked a debate, particularly in Leipzig, Saxony. Boris Koch, a local politician, is continuing a long-standing debate about the lack of teachers in the region. He seems to have a grudge against the sensationalist tabloid media and may also have issues with society's readiness to believe sensational stories and become a mob.
The book costs 15 Euro and is recommended for those who are already practiced in being scared. However, the book's young readers might want to read it in daylight, as it could become too vivid or scary.
The debate has reached a point where reactivating older teachers is being discussed. This could potentially address the teacher shortage issue in the region. However, the validity of such a solution remains to be seen.
In conclusion, "School of Horrors. The Goths are Loose" is a gripping tale that offers a fresh take on the school drama genre. It promises to be a thrilling read for those who enjoy a good scare.
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