Der Himmel ist so laut

"Class books" Readings for school classes Literaturhaus Stuttgart Andrej Murašov from 15 years

They are young and lost, with their heads in the clouds and anger in their stomachs. Because something precious has been taken from each of them. After a tragic car accident in Sarajevo, Bosnian artist Nejla tries to come to terms with the death of the love of her life, Artur. Rapper Kazim wants to support her, but is himself struggling to fulfill the expectations of his Yazidi family. Dilek, who has left her parents' home, has to fight twice as hard for her goals as a less privileged person. When fate strikes again, the friendship between the four is put to the test. "The sky is so loud" tells a story of solidarity in difficult times, of social conflicts, the search for identity and the desire for a new beginning. Andrej Murašov grew up in Bielefeld with a Slovenian-Russian and German family background. In addition to his work as a freelance writer, hip-hop scholar and lecturer, he has been active as a rapper and beat producer under the name "Partizan" for many years.

In cooperation with the Haus der Heimat of the state of Baden-Württemberg

Admission: 3 euros per pupil | two accompanying persons free, registration: hornstein@literaturhaus-stuttgart.de, please state your school, class size and class name.