Boie:Lena fährt auf Klassenreise

In "Lena Goes on a Class Trip" by Kirsten Boie, we accompany the young protagonist Lena on an exciting school trip to the Baltic Sea. The book perfectly captures the anticipation and excitement of such an adventure from a child's perspective, depicting all the small and large adventures that a group of elementary school children experiences during their stay at a school camp. From room assignments to lost stuffed animals and mysterious disappearances of objects and people, the story offers a rich array of events that are told in both a humorous and thrilling manner. Particularly noteworthy is the emotional journey Lena undergoes when her beloved stuffed dog, Bollermann, goes missing. Her search leads to a deeper exploration of friendship, courage, and overcoming fears.

Kirsten Boie succeeds in captivating readers with a story that provides both light entertainment and deeper messages. Children are directly addressed through authentic characters and realistic scenarios drawn from everyday childhood experiences. Colorful illustrations enhance the narrative, making the book a visual delight. The depiction of group dynamics and the challenges the children face together is especially appealing to young readers. The narrative offers a successful blend of adventure, humor, and relatable lessons that provoke thought while entertaining.

Authentic and relatable portrayal of a class trip that speaks directly to children from their everyday lives.

Multi-dimensional characters and realistic problems foster identification with the protagonists and encourage engagement.

Humorous and exciting plot that entertains children while conveying important values such as friendship and courage.

Colorful illustrations enrich the reading experience and visualize the narrative.