Books like Molly Moon's Incredible Book of Hypnotism

Lacee JarnaginEnglish-3 My review is over the book "Molly Moon's Incredible Book of Hypnotism" by Georgia Byng. This book shares a story of a misunderstood, awkward orphan child, who discovers she possesses amazing "powers" and creates an incredible life for herself using a book of hypnotism. This book is about an orphan young named Molly Moon hates living in Hardwick House. Every day she is 'bullied' by Miss Adderstone, the owner of the orphanage, who makes Molly's life miserable. Her best and only friend Rocky has just been adopted and is moving to New York City and she finds her life near unbearable. But one day, when Molly stumbles upon a mysterious old book on hypnotism, her world is suddenly turned upside down. She discovers that with this book, she has the amazing power to make people do things. There's nothing Molly believes she can't do now, and starts her works on becoming a New York City Broadway superstar. What Molly doesn't know, is that a stranger is following her with different plans of his own. This book to me is more than just a funny story about an orphan who learns how to hypnotize people. It turns into a moral children's story about exploitation, character, and learning to care for people. Molly is one of those characters you hope never gets hurt, and you hope she gets her revenge because she is constantly being picked on by her peers in the orphanage. I found myself very connected to the characters, but felt like the plot was rushed into and too unbelievable, even coming from a book about a little girl mastering hypnotism. In conclusion, I can say "Molly Moon's Incredible Book of Hypnotism" is one of the only books that had kept my attention long enough to finish it. I enjoyed it a lot and I recommend everyone to read it. While reading this book, you could learn a few important life lessons that will surely come in handy.