Molly Moon is an orphan. She lives in the Hardwick Orphanage, where the terrible Miss Gadkins rules. The evil old woman humiliates and oppresses the girl in every possible way, the older guys tease her, the teachers scold her for lack of concentration - in general, little Molly’s life can hardly be called happy. But one day a mysterious old book on hypnosis falls into the hands of Molly Moon, and the girl’s life changes overnight. She discovers an amazing ability to make people do whatever she wants. Soon Miss Gadkins finds herself completely at her mercy, and Molly plots her escape from the orphanage. She boards a plane and flies to New York to find her best friend Rocky, gain fame and fortune... But Molly is followed on her heels by a sinister stranger. He knows the girl’s secret and intends to use her extraordinary abilities for his own nefarious purposes... The main idea of the book about Molly Moon was suggested by an incident that happened with Paddy, the writer’s dog. Georgia was drinking tea and noticed that the dog was staring at the cake she was holding in her hands. She began to tease Paddy by moving the cake in front of his nose. At that moment she noticed that even an animal can be hypnotized. What if a child wants to hypnotize an adult? Thus was born the idea of a girl who used her hypnotic powers to escape from a squalid orphanage, reach New York, find her friend and become the star of a musical...

Georgia Bing is now becoming a best-selling children's film writer. Her first book about Molly Moon has been translated into 22 languages and published in 35 countries: Great Britain, Germany, France, Denmark, Norway, Czech Republic, Poland, etc., as well as in the USA and Canada...

David Heyman , the producer of the film 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone', is already planning to make a film based on the book about Molly Moon.

In an interview with the Daily Mail, Georgia Bing says that the publication of this book is important to her solely because hopes that the book will be read by thousands of children around the world, and this will make them happier.

`The book, released in the UK in May 2002, immediately received recognition in the US as `the new Harry Potter`. Writing Magazine , June 2002`Thanks to the holographic cover, the reader is dazzled and mesmerized by the book even before he has read the first word`.Manchester Evening News, May 2002`Georgia Byng's first story was written for children, but we were all so hypnotized by reading it that we didn't could have come off'.Vogue, June 2002`If your imagination is in a lonely search for an exciting story about danger and true friendship, where there is something to laugh at and something to think about, then read this wonderful book`.Evening Telegraph & Post, May 2002