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Molly Moon Stops The World by Georgia Byng

Molly Moon Stops The World

by Georgia Byng
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  • First Published:
  • Apr 13, 2004, 384 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Apr 2005, 400 pages
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Emma

I think the Molly Moon series is a great book. It feels like you are chasing a bee through the pages!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope there is more to the series.
Book Lova

I am only 10 and I enjoy reading good books like Molly Moon Stops the World. She is my favorite
charcter she is very funny. This book is filled with excitement and you can't stop flippin the pages
I hope there is more to this series!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
emma

I love molly moon It's my favourite book! I really hope there is a third + more and a movie would be grrrrrreat!!!!!
Kaela

I am 12 this was awsome best book eva Only book i would read
Soccergurl

I loved it! After reading Molly Moons Incredible Book of Hypnotisim, I was itching to find the sequel! (I don't know if I spelled 'sequel' right.)
Emily

I think that rhis book was indeed the greatest book i ever read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ivy

For who may be reading this I strongly recommend this book to any ages, its a delightful adventure that everyone will love. After the finish reading the first book I was overjoyed that the sequel was even better. I absolutely loved this book, it was so entrancing that I couldn't put it down, I like this book because of its many twists. The ending was quite surprising and I hope there will be more to Molly Moon's adventures.

-Ivy ( age 12 )
Molly Wynne

This book was even better than the first one!YOU SHOULD READ IT! :)

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