Pan flute with golden nuts

Magnetic fields, mysterious inscriptions and undulating music lead to a communication channel between the living and the dead… 'I can't stay on earth, Timo. When I'm gone, you'll be sad.' 'You're talking crazy. Why wouldn't you be able to stay on earth? Are you terminally ill or something?' 'Just believe what I'm telling you. I'm not human.' The life of fourteen-year-old Timo Deridder is turned upside down when he meets the mysterious Andolome. Andolome is not only extremely attractive, but also appears to have mysterious powers. A close but bizarre friendship develops between Timo and Andolome. Unfortunately, that friendship is overshadowed by the fact that Andolome will have to leave for his own world. When Timo has to say goodbye to Andolome for good, he comes up with a plan to keep him around for a little while longer. Panflute with Golden Notes is a warm, compelling and particularly exciting adolescent novel in which fiction and reality are interwoven like spiderwebs. Marina Defauw teaches mathematics and economics at a high school. And then she became a writer? Not as surprising as you might think. Reading has been her passion all her life. Sometimes, after reading a book, she thought that she would have approached the story differently. And so her great dream grew to one day write a book herself. It was her daughter who inspired her for her debut 'De C-brieven'. As a teacher, Marina is very closely involved in the world of young adults. She can therefore pick themes for books from their daily lives like no other. 'Panflute with golden notes' proves that these themes can also be mysterious. Perhaps you would like to hear more about this during a lecture? This is possible for pupils from the third grade of primary education.