Nicola Anker in Bayreuth: Interactive reading from The Stolen Dragon Egg

Event: Nicola Anker reads in Bayreuth: The Stolen Dragon Egg in RW21 Stadtbibliothek, Black Box (UG), Richard-Wagner-Straße 21, 95444 Bayreuth on 13. November 2026

Date and Time

13. November 2026 16:00

Location

RW21 Stadtbibliothek I Volkshochschule I LeseCafé 21
Richard-Wagner-Straße 21, 95444 Bayreuth, Deutschland

Price

Free

About this Event

Literature & Readings

Mood

Festive

Venue Type

Inside

A dragon-strong reading adventure for young book fans in Bayreuth

With The Library of Endless Adventures: The Stolen Dragon Egg, Nicola Anker opens a stage for imagination, engagement, and literary curiosity at RW21. The series is aimed at children aged 8 and up and combines adventure, humor, and interaction into a lively reading experience. ([loewe-verlag.de](https://www.loewe-verlag.de/die-bibliothek-der-unendlichen-abenteuer-band-1-das-gestohlene-drachenei/43475?utm_source=openai))

Between bookworms, libraries, and dragon magic

The story relies on a classic adventure dramaturgy with a modern participatory character: a stolen dragon egg, a magical library, and the courage to become part of the story. Loewe Verlag describes the book as an exciting adventure that pulls children directly into the action. ([loewe-verlag.de](https://www.loewe-verlag.de/die-bibliothek-der-unendlichen-abenteuer-band-1-das-gestohlene-drachenei/43475?utm_source=openai))

Nicola Anker and her language for young readers

Nicola Anker describes herself as an author of stories with punch, humor, and warmth. On her author website and in the publisher's profile, she is presented as a children's and youth book author with a writing degree and a strong focus on fantasy, excitement, and playful language development. Her books range from picture books to interactive children's adventures. ([nicola-anker.de](https://www.nicola-anker.de/ueber-mich/?utm_source=openai))

RW21 as a reading venue with atmosphere

The Black Box at RW21 belongs to the established event spaces of the Bayreuth City Library. The facility sees itself as a barrier-free, low-threshold experience and learning space; it features an elevator, acoustic announcements, orientation aids, and a mobile inductive hearing system for events. ([stadtbibliothek.bayreuth.de](https://stadtbibliothek.bayreuth.de/wir-ueber-uns/?utm_source=openai))

For families, elementary school children, and curious fantasy fans

The preliminary reporting promises a literary experience close to the story, child-friendly communication, and the allure of an interactive reading. Nicola Anker's readings are described by the publisher as a mix of reading, storytelling, and interactive elements; in other event formats, there is often the opportunity for book signings. ([thienemann.de](https://www.thienemann.de/fileadmin/Thienemann-Esslinger.de/Verlag/Presse_und_Blogger/Lesungen/Uebersicht_LesendeAutoren_H26_.pdf?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion: Those seeking children's literature with a spark of adventure, linguistic wit, and real reading atmosphere will find a date with charisma here. RW21 provides the suitable setting for an author encounter that captivates young listeners and inspires them to continue reading. ([stadtbibliothek.bayreuth.de](https://stadtbibliothek.bayreuth.de/wir-ueber-uns/?utm_source=openai))

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