Dominik Mikulaschek: The grade forgers?, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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In "The Grade Forgers?" the ordinary days at Regelberg Elementary suddenly turn into a hilarious, slightly creepy school mystery-because one Monday morning, the class receives brand-new, official-looking grade sheets... and the grades make zero sense.

This isn't just about math, spelling, or science anymore. A strange new system starts grading everything: how quietly you sit, how neatly you hold your pencil, and-most absurd of all-how you breathe. The classroom wall now features a shiny sign that basically screams: ERRORS ARE IMPOSSIBLE. THE SYSTEM IS NEVER WRONG. And right beneath it: a red-glowing scanner that seems to watch every cough, giggle, and suspicious sigh.

That's when the chaos begins. Turbo, the human tornado who can barely sit still for three seconds, suddenly receives a perfect top grade for "Sitting Still." He's thrilled. He's proud. He's unbearable about it. Meanwhile Milo-who is actually trying to understand what's happening-gets a failing grade in "Breathing." Yes. Breathing. Apparently he breathes "too loudly, too often, and too irregularly." Milo is shocked... and also confused, because last time he checked, breathing was kind of a requirement for staying alive.

Luckily, Milo isn't alone. Fina, the smartest and most logical kid in class, has a talent for spotting patterns, finding contradictions, and asking the one question adults hate the most: "But how does that make sense?" When she discovers suspicious timestamps and strange details that hint the grades might be generated-or changed-when nobody is watching, the three kids realize something important: this isn't a harmless new school rule. It's a mystery. And it might be a scam.

Now Milo, Fina, and Turbo start investigating. Who created this system? Why are grades suddenly absurd? Who benefits when children are judged for blinking, breathing, and existing? And what happens if the scanner decides you're "too individual"?

"The Grade Forgers?" is a funny children's book for ages 8 and up packed with fast scenes, playful humor, school chaos, and a clever detective vibe. It's perfect for readers who love school stories, mystery books for kids, funny chapter books, classroom adventures, and puzzle-like plots where kids outsmart unfair rules. Whether your child enjoys reading alone or you're looking for a story to read together, this book delivers laughs, suspense, and that satisfying feeling of: Kids can think for themselves.

If you're searching for a humorous school mystery, a children's detective adventure, or a funny kids book about strange grades and secret rules, then this story is your next classroom case file.