- Monster Mystery
- Spider Spell
- Broomstick Battle
- Christmas Cracker
- Dragon Disaster
- Troll Trouble
- Happy Birthday
- Spell Off
- Summer Holiday
- Fangtastic Sleepover
- Nipperbat Nightmare
- Potion Commotion
Description:
Oliver Moon and the Monster Mystery
When Oliver wins the school raffle, he is less than impressed with his prize - an ugly painting entitled Monster Mystery. As soon as the Moons hang it on their kitchen wall, food starts whizzing through the air, crockery smashes itself on the floor and strange messages appear in Oliver's schoolbooks.
Oliver Moon and the Spider Spell
Oliver's mum has caught Green Flu so Oliver is in charge of all the housework. There's a lot to do - recharging the wands, washing the cloaks, not to mention looking after the Witch Baby and her pet spider! Everything is okay until Oliver tries a Grow-bigger spell on the cauldron. Then he finds himself in very BIG trouble indeed.
Happy Birthday, Oliver Moon
Oliver can't wait for his birthday party...until a mix-up with the invitations means that he's lumbered with some unwanted guests. When food starts disappearing and presents go missing, it looks like Oliver's party is set for disaster. Can Oliver stop the party-poopers in time to have a magical birthday?
Oliver Moon's Troll Trouble
Oliver is thrilled by the prospect of performing in the school play until he's cast as a big, bad, blundering troll. Deciding to make the best of it, he sets to researching his character on the Wizard Wide Web. And, when a guest turns up to opening night, it looks like Oliver's knowledge of trolls is going to be needed for more than just acting.
Oliver Moon and the Broomstick Battle
Oliver is excited about entering the Junior Wizards' Obstacle Course in the annual Broomstick Olympics, but Bully Bogeywort is intent on ruining Oliver's chances of winning. Can Oliver overcome Bully's cheating tactics?
Oliver Moon's Fangtastic Sleepover
Oliver's class are going on a school trip to a haunted house museum and Oliver is really excited about the ghosts he might see. But he didn't plan on the swarm of vampires that arrive in the middle of the night. Can he and his friend Jake work out a way to save his classmates from the bloodthirsty bats?
Oliver Moon and the Spell-off
It's embarrassing enough that Oliver's dad has a new job at Magic School, but then smug new boy Casper starts showing Oliver up too. So when Casper challenges Oliver to a magical duel, Oliver agrees. Can he really beat clever Casper and avoid the scary forfeit?
Oliver Moon's Christmas Cracker
Oliver is fed up when he finds out he's going to be spending Christmas with his bullying cousins, Thug and Thugette, and things just go from bad to worse when they play a nasty trick on him. But with a little inspiration from a magical Christmas cracker, he comes up with a plan to save the day.
Oliver Moon and the Nipperbat Nightmare
Oliver Moon, a junior wizard, is thrilled when he is allowed to look after the class pet, Nippy the Nipperbat, for the Halloween holidays. But when Nippy disappears, Oliver must find a replacement. Unfortunately for Oliver, his new nipperbat is loud and rude and determined to cause as much trouble as possible.
Oliver Moon's Summer Howliday
Oliver Moon is really looking forward to his summer holiday in the haunted forest. He can't wait to go ghost hunting and he'd love to meet the werewolves that are rumoured to live there. But his parents are not happy about the noisy howling that goes on in the forest at night. Could Oliver's hairy new friend, Wilf, have anything to do with it?
Oliver Moon & the Dragon Disaster
Everyone at Oliver's school is really excited about taking part in the annual Festival of Magic parade, but Oliver is stuck with the boring job of picking up the litter. When his little sister Witch Baby hatches a baby dragon at home, Oliver sees his chance to liven his role up. But things don't quite go to plan.
Oliver Moon & the Potion Commotion
Oliver Moon is the hardest working wizard at Magic School and now he's been nominated for Young Wizard of the Year. But at home, he has to cope with his seriously embarrassing unmagical parents. What will the judges say when they find out that the Moons use a microwave instead of a cauldron and a car instead of a broomstick?