Molly Moon's Hypnotic Time Travel Adventure

I just loved this sequel!! I think It will be great for Potter Fans waiting for Book 7, but I loved this book to bits. I have read all the books so far and can't wait for the 4th to come out!!!!

I Got the first book last year for my birthday my friend said it was great it was (of course lots of the books my friend gives me are great) after I finished the first one I was still hungery for more so, I bought the second one and was still hungery so, I bought the third and when we finished we said that was the greatest book ever now we want to see if a fourth goes out then I will be ready to tell you if they were the greatest seires ever. I hope you buy these books and read them because I think you will Love.

Molly Moon heads on her third hypnotic adventure, this time where time travel plays a crucial role in solving the mystery in this newest book. And yes, Molly does add to her hypnotic powers by learning how to time travel. Molly finds herself in India during 1870, where she meets a most rude and inconsiderate giant (he's actually a very large person, but it would be making him seem like a nice person, which he is the total opposite of) named Waqt, who also brings back three other Molly Moons; the baby, 3 year old, and 10 year old version of this currently eleven-year-old Molly. Waqt has an evil scheme up his enormous sleeves, which I won't tell you but let you figure out for yourself in this compelling third edition of Molly Moon's hypnotic adventure. Molly matures a tremendous amount in this book, which shows that the meek ten year old we met in the first book is growing up to possibly be the world's greatest hypnotist.

"Molly Moon's Hypnotic Time Travel Adventure" is the third book in a series of adventures about a girl named Molly Moon and Georgia Byng delivers once again. Hynpotic Time Travel Adventure picks up right where Stops the World left off. Molly has found her parents, but finds herself not entirely happy, for Lucy Logan seems to have sunk into a deep depression and Molly feels that her own inadequacy may be partly to blame. She's pondering starting up a hypnotic hospital with her good friend, Rocky, and wonders if maybe Logan should be her first patient. She doesn't have much time to dwell on this, however, as strange things are afoot. Before she knows it, Molly finds first her dog, Petula, kidnaped and then herself. She's whisked back to India in 1870, where a strange man called Maharaja Waqt is upset that Molly has foiled his plans. It seems he's the one that was ultimately responsible for the events of the past book and now, using time travel power, he hopes to erase what Molly's done and further his own selfish schemes. He's largely unaware, however, just how powerful Molly is. This book contains deep thoughts about friendship, self-worth, perseverance and even religion. I found myself really connecting with what Georgia Byng was saying, both about social systems and religion. The Molly Moon books also have pretty well developed characters. While I feel the characters aren't quite as deep and well-developed as those of the Potter series (a very hard act to live up to), you can still connect with them and many of them are just plain cool (including the hippie Forest, who has a much larger role in this book than the previous.) Hypnotic Time Travel Adventure lives up to the standard of the past books and is actually even better. Word has it now that work on a feature film has begun, with David Heyman, producer of the "Harry Potter" films on board to produce the movie. I can't wait for the next book as well, as the ending of this sets up a great cliffhanger for the next.

As you saw on the title,I like Molly Moon. If you like adventure,suspense and mystery, you should run to your nearest library and find the whole series. But you have to read the books in order or nothing will make sense. I can't imangine how anyone would not LOVE this series.