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learn moreDiane Kruger Brings Bluey Book Reads to Life in Munich
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Acclaimed Hollywood actress Diane Kruger delighted German families with a special live German-language Bluey Book Reads!
Actress Diane Kruger hosted a special live Bluey Book Reads event at the Literaturhaus in Munich.
The intimate VIP family gathering marked a special milestone for Bluey fans as the first-ever live, local language Bluey Book Reads event anywhere in the world, transforming the digital series into a shared cultural moment for German speaking fans. Reading The Grannies, Baby Race and Daddy Putdown in German, Kruger captivated young audiences and created a joyful, off-screen experience for families. The event featured fun workshops for invited guests, including making granny glasses, drawing, gingerbread heart decorating and many more!
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Kruger’s live readings at the Literaturhaus were filmed and will also release on Bluey – Deutsch Offizieller Kanal from Sunday 1st March, enabling German-speaking families all over the world to share in the experience. The first read to go live is Baby Race with two further new episodes releasing on Sunday 8th March (Grannies) and Sunday 15th March (Daddy Putdown) respectively.
Diane Kruger said:
“Bringing Bluey Book Reads to life here in Munich has been incredibly special for me. I’ve always loved how Bluey captures the warmth, humour and honesty of family life, and reading these stories aloud in German makes that connection even more personal. Seeing the children’s reactions, hearing them laugh, reminded me how powerful storytelling can be when we experience it together. Bluey has such heart, and being part of helping families slow down, sit close, and enjoy a book together is something I truly cherish.”
All of the Bluey storybooks read by Kruger at this event and on Bluey – Deutsch Offizieller Kanal are published by Penguin Random House’s German publishing division CBJ.