Much seems strange in the square building called "The Bauhaus." Radiators hang like paintings on the walls, and windows open with a chain drive. Behind every construction and piece of furniture lies a brilliant idea. Ingolf Kern has gathered a wealth of information that not only introduces children to the world-famous school of art, design, and architecture. He conveys the fundamental ideas of the Bauhaus in a child-friendly and understandable way, while the charming illustrations by Christine Rösch encourage readers to keep opening the book again and again.