Harry Potter - Buckbeak Plush Figure 32 cm

Choking hazard.

Having a snowy owl, we all dream of that since Harry Potter and his Hedwig. But such an owl is a predator (which can also make a lot of mess, just look at the owlery of Hogwarts). Cuddling was especially not possible with Hedwig, as she often showed Harry with her beak who should be in charge here. The Hedwig plush figure is a pet 2.0, because it doesn't make any mess, never complains and is only hungry for cuddles. Thanks to the soft feathers and the flexible claws and the equally flexible beak, there is no risk of injury. This plush toy with a height of 30 cm convinces everyone with its cuteness and therefore should not be missing from any Harry Potter fan. Choking hazard.

Books are something great! They entertain, they make you think, and they look good too! This is even more true for the books from JK Rowling's magical world, which are even more exciting than the usual Muggle titles. The most interesting book in the magical society, in our opinion, is The Monster Book of Monsters, which Harry needs in his third year of school for Care of Magical Creatures. Yes, it seems dangerous because it likes to hide in dark corners and sometimes snaps. But if you stroke its back gently, the book is completely harmless and informative to boot. Our plush version of the monster book of monsters is not quite as informative, namely you can not open it. But what it lacks in information, it makes up for by incredible fluffiness more than! Here you get a cuddly as nice copy, which you can also use as a pillow, if it is not just guarding your couch ... er, beautifies. The plush monster book of monsters looks exactly like in the movie "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban", including the many small tentacles, the (soft) teeth, the almost sympathetic slobbery tongue and the four eyes that look more loyudoof than dangerous. The English book title "The Monster Book of Monsters" is embroidered in high quality and gives the misunderstood creature an almost noble appearance. Did we already say that books are something great?