Little Inventors challenge

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http://mrmen.littleinventors.org/

Little Inventors is very excited to announce our new invention challenge in collaboration with Mr. Men Little Miss, to welcome the arrival of Little Miss Inventor.
Little Miss Inventor wants you to think of an invention that will help the ever so clumsy Mr Bump.
The most ingenious invention idea will get to appear in a Mr. Men & Little Miss book! The challenge kicks off on the 29th of January and will close at midnighton 25th February, so start sharpening your pencils!


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