Photo shared on Instagram by @alice_mad_lolli
The Molly Moon book series has been published all over the world, in many different languages. On the official Molly Moon Facebook page you can see photographs of fan’s book displays that have been shared via social media.
How do Molly Moon and Petula appear in your imagination? On the website there is a page dedicated to the artistic interpretations of Molly Moon fans from all over the world. If you are feeling creative, have a go, and please send in your work if you would like to have it in the gallery on the Molly Moon website.
This beautiful picture is by Molly Foster.
The Molly Moon website now has a new page that features YOUR Molly Moon book and film reviews. Whether you are a budding YouTube star or writer please send you post into the website using the form below and it might be featured on the site.
Georgia gives an interview for KidsRated for World Book Day 2017. She reveals some the places in London that she enjoyed visiting with her family when she was a kid. Georgia also lists some of the funniest places she likes to take her family for a day out including weird museums, free places, and magical spots for a day-trip in the UK.
In a recent interview by Huffington Post, Georgia Byng expressed her belief in the importance of literacy and reading with and for young children (and everyone else!).
Georgia said: “I’ve been writing children’s books all my life. It’s partly because I have a child inside me who needs entertaining, and partly because I want to help children to love reading. For I believe that a world filled with readers is a safer, happier world. Ignorance is dangerous…
For every child in the world, knowledge is power. Knowing things, being educated is the key to being able to harness ones power and so get a voice that is listened to. It is the key to prosperity. It is the key to deciphering what is really going on around us. With knowledge we can better invent, solve, create, make, maintain, fix, organise, philosophize, keep our minds healthy”
Prepare to be amazed at what a small girl with a big imagination can achieve as MOLLY MOON AND THE INCREDIBLE BOOK OF HYPNOTISM sparkles its way into UK cinemas, onto digital platforms and onto DVD from Monday 5 December, courtesy of Lionsgate Home Entertainment.
Perhaps you can learn some tricks and hypnotise a few people to get some extra-special Christmas presents this year.
To celebrate the release of the movie Pan Macmillan have published a special edition of the first Molly Moon book that the movie was based on.
The UK movie premier took place as part of Into Film Festival’s programme on 24 November at the ODEON in Covent Garden, London. Raffey Cassidy came down from Manchester to watch it on the big screen. She is brilliant in the movie.
I hope you like it. Happy Hypnotising everyone…
The Girl With No Nose (published by Barrington Stoke, 2016) was inspired by a false nose Georgia Byng saw at the Hunterian Museum in London. It was once owned by a Victorian woman without a nose.
Book cover illustrated by Gary Blythe
The story looks at how tough life was in Victorian times, especially if you were different.
Alice Peasbody was born with no nose. People laugh and jeer and call her Pancake Face. Even when she is given a prosthetic nose and moves to the big city and take an office job, she cowers in dark corners, but the arrival of good-natured, loving friends help her accept herself.
The book has been beautifully illustrated by the very talented Gary Blythe. It has had wonderful reviews, including being announced as Children’s Book of The Week by The Times in October 2016.
The Girl With No Nose is available to buy online.
Photo credit: Hunterian Museum
A Molly Moon fan artwork shared on Instagram by @lythomsn. Molly Moon holding Dr Logan’s Hypnotism and Ancient Art Explained.