Dominik Mikulaschek: The Headmistress's Secret Diary, Gebunden

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At Riggleburg Elementary, nine-year-old Milo sneaks into the forbidden basement to search for a missing gym bag... and finds something far more dangerous: a dark purple diary with a silver lock. A bold red stamp on the cover reads: SECRET - PROPERTY OF THE PRINCIPAL. Milo's fingers tingle with curiosity. His chaotic best friend Turbo wants to touch it immediately. And Fina-smart, organized, and always thinking three steps ahead-knows this is trouble.

The moment they peek inside, everything goes wrong.

Because this diary isn't just writing rules-it's rewriting reality. Whatever appears on its pages becomes official school law, announced over the loudspeakers and enforced on the spot. First, backpacks must be carried in perfect marching rhythm. Then normal walking is banned and replaced with mandatory hopping. Soon, the hallways look like a perfectly controlled circus... except nobody is laughing-especially when strict inspectors show up, giant stamps start slamming down punishments, and the whole school turns into a bizarre, bureaucratic nightmare.

But who is controlling the diary? Why is it locked-and why does it seem to "wake up" when the kids touch it?

When Turbo insists on holding it "just for a second," the diary flashes, the ink pulses like it's alive... and a new page appears with a name at the top that makes Milo's stomach drop.

Now the three friends must solve the mystery, break the diary's power, and outsmart the people who want the school under total control-before Milo's name becomes the next rule.

The Principal's Secret Diary is a fast, funny, and thrilling children's novel packed with school chaos, magical surprises, and a detective-style mystery-perfect for readers who love humor, adventure, and clever teamwork.

Children's book for ages 8-11 School adventure with humor, mystery, and magic Themes of friendship, courage, and questioning unfair rules Perfect for independent reading or read-aloud