Toad clock
Oliver's never late for Magic School. Each morning his toad clock burps "Eight o' croak" and flicks a cold wet tongue across his cheek.
Stardust-sucker
The Stardust-sucker collects stardust at the flick of a switch, shrinking the stardust as it sucks it up. It’s perfect for collecting stardust on your broomstick, and then once home, you simply empty it out by turning the switch to ‘Release’.
Lizard phone
Using the body of the lizard as the mouthpiece, and the lizard’s curly-wurly tail as the cord, lizard phones are both a well-mannered house-pet and a great way to keep in touch with friends.
Snake belt
from Hannah (age 6)
Snake belt is a live snake and when you put it round your waist, it will bite its tail to hold your trousers up. There is a little collar around its neck and there is a button on it that you can press to make it let go.
Pouch-rat mittens
from Maya (age 7)
Dear Oliver,
I thought you may like to try this during the colder days ahead:
Simply tie the tails of 2 pouch-rats together, sling them round your neck and slide your hands into their pouches.
Perfect mittens!
Easy and furry!
Bat messenger
from Sophie (age 8)
You type your message onto a little screen tied on the bat's front, then send the bat off to whoever you want to give the message to.
Bully-hitter
from Jack
This contraption will definitely scare the pants off Bully Bogywart. It is a round shape, coloured red. It loks like a ball but it has a hidden secret. Just push the button and a mechanical arm will hit any bully.
Magical thrower
from Connor
Oliver could have a magical thrower which he can put a spell into and throw it at objects or people to put a spell on them. It could be fluffy or it could be spiky.
