Customer Reviews:
 The Wonderful Review by Evey September 5, 2008
Kenna L. Best
This is a wonderful book for anyone to read! At night i would usually get in trouble for staying up to late reading Molly Moon's Incredible Book Of Hypnotism. As i read this book i felt like i was really there going on all the adventures with Molly. I would reccomend this book to anyone that is ready to read one of the best books in their life!
-Evey
Molly Moon's Incredible Book of Hypnotism March 4, 2008
D. Collins (Greenville, SC USA)
I purchased this book for my two oldest Grandsons for a Valentine's Day gift. One Grandson reads anything and everything he sees; the other one reads next to nothing. Both of the boys thoroughly enjoyed this book. In fact, the non-reader was reading it during class and when he would ususlly be playing outside. They loved it. Both boys are 11 years old.
She who is hypnotized, hypnotizes! March 2, 2008
Molly Moon (New Zealand)
The title is a spoiler, but reader, only if you can work out what I mean, will know the ending to the book!
Molly Moon is living the life of the beggar. She isn't one bit pretty or talented. She is bullied, she always gets into trouble, she only has one friend. Her friend is Rocky Scarlet, who is a lot calmer and popular at school.
Then one day at the library, Molly finds a book on hypnotism, and the adventure begins...She takes the book, learns its lessons, and after learning that Rocky is adopted, she flies to New York to find him.
Someone is following her. A villian that knows her secret, and decides to kidnap her dog Petula, who was the first subject of Molly's hypnotism.
There is a suprise in store for the reader! Why did Molly find the book? Who is this villian? This review is a real spoiler, but I want to talk about this book soooooo much!
Can I hypnotize you to "find" the book and keep it? AND READ IT!!!!!!!!!
 My 'Moon' Book Review February 22, 2008
K. Mantych
I think that this book by Georgia Byng is a wonderfully imaginative book, which i enjoyed immensely. I would give this book a 4 1/2 stars out of 5. the charcters are well thought out, the plot(s) are very creative, and I absolutely LOVE that there is a female hero who(to a point) has superpowers.
Molly Moon, the main character, is very well written. Georgia did a very good job of describing her physical features and her personality. She also did a good jod with almost all of the other characters; they personalities that you can actually imagine a person having instead of just what the words on the page tell you. The only character i had trouble picturing was Molly's best friend, Rocky. Other than that, all of the other characters were excellently described. Especially what they were thinking about certain events.
The plot is very creative; Molly(using hypnotism) goes to America to "rescue" Rocky after he is adopted. While she is there she becomes famous, her dog gets kidnapped and robs a bank! I personally think that it is very interesting when one plot ends and another begins. It keeps up the suspense for the whole book.
Very few books have a female hero( or at least there are more males) women are just as important as men and should be used in books more often. what is even better about this particular book is that the hero has the power to make anyone do anything she wants. this book can get very funny when Molly hypnotizes people to do very weird and embarassing things as revenge for being mean to her.
This was a very good book and I highly reccommend it to people ages 9-14. The author did a very nice job and I am sure many people will enjoy this book.
A Really really really really really really really good book December 14, 2007
I love this book! Molly Moon finds a book all about hypnotism written by a Dr.Logan. Soon Molly is off to New York City for some fun and adventure. Once there she meets up with her old friend Rocky Scarlet. They have fun until a man by the name of Professor Nockman takes her pug Petula and blackmails her into robbing a bank for him. Molly does it and gets Petula back and returns the stolen items back to the bank in an unexpected way.
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