Molly and Pim and the Millions of Stars

‘Molly and Pim is wild, whimsical and wonderful. It makes you fall in love with the world and everyone in it.’ * Sally Rippin *
‘Open-hearted and magical—an utter delight.’ * Rebecca Stead *
‘A beautiful magical story, full of surprises and brimming with wisdom.’ * Karen Foxlee *
‘Martine Murray’s writing is majestical and sophisticated…this book has a sense of wonder about it.’ * Books & Publishing *
‘Here is a middle-grade novel that sees beauty and magic in the environment around us, and celebrates seeds of friendship which grow deep roots. I loved this charming and whimsical novel, and young readers will too!’ * Alpha Reader *
‘Murray gives the reader a truly delightful tale and adorns her text with charming illustrations…A magical read.’ * BookMooch *
‘Sensory and lyrical, with awe-inspiring imagery.’ * Boomerang Books *
‘A sweet and heart-warming story, perfect for children and adults too.’ * Bookish Manicurist *
‘Sensitive and wonderfully eccentric…This is a beautiful, hopeful book.’ * Readings *
‘There is a lyrical quality to this narrative, a cadence - soft and whimsical. Martine Murray’s Molly and Pim and the Millions of Stars brings a sense of magic and wonder and is beautifully written.’ * ReadPlus *
‘This novel is The Loveliest. Sweet and splendid and magical, while still being of-this-world.’ * Steph Bowe *
‘A novel for young readers about difference, connections, magic, life and the forces of nature…Beautifully written.’ * Stuff NZ *
‘A wonderful tale about friendship that brings whimsy and enchantment into everyday life.’ * Readings, Best Middle Fiction Books of 2015 *
‘Wise, whimsical and woven through with magic, it’s a story of friendship, home-brewed spells and the courage it takes to be yourself.’ * Age/Sydney Morning Herald *
‘It’s such a gorgeous story that I devoured it in one sitting, marvelling in the beauty of small little sketches that were dotted intermittently throughout the novel and the lyrical way the paragraphs were weaved together, presenting a book that was equally satisfying to admire and immerse yourself in.’ * Written Word Worlds *
‘Magical and perceptive.’ * Parents in Touch *
‘Murray’s storytelling is so fresh and beguiling that, for a moment, we feel this is great wisdom heard for the first time.’ * Times UK *
‘Murray’s storytelling is so fresh and beguiling that, for a moment, we feel this is great wisdom heard for the first time.’ * The Times UK, ‘Children’s Book of the Week’ *
‘A glorious heartwarming book.’ * Read It Daddy *
‘Molly and Pim and the Millions of Stars by Martine Murray is an eccentric highly readable story about friendship and individuality. If you have ever marvelled at all the wonder in the world then join Molly on an exciting adventure of discovery.’ * Armadillo *
‘A small but enchanting book…Each character is deftly and vividly drawn, and there is a charming mix of humour, whimsy and poignancy. Glorious.’ – Kate Forsyth

Martine Murray was born in Melbourne and now lives in Castlemaine in Victoria. She is an award-winning children’s novelist and illustrator. The Last Summer of Ada Bloom is her first novel for adults.

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