Pandora's Box and Other Problems

by Anna Grace Bolland

Fourteen-year-old Pandora Birch lives with her father in the small town of Whitewater, Pennsylvania. Her mother left the family when Pandora was a baby, and ever since then her life has been rather boring. That all changes after a sleepover with her friend Erica turns into the discovery of an old puzzle box in the attic. Follow Pandora and her friends as they discover the secrets of the box, and revelations that will change and influence Pandora's life forever...

224 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2012

About the author

When she created this page, Anna Grace Bolland was an artist, Shakespearean actor, and, of course, author. She wrote her first book during National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), and participated in the challenge religiously as a teenager. Now, she writes more casually in between assignments for college.

To find her recent (and all future) works, look for Grace Bolland on GoodReads and Amazon.

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Her first novel, Pandora's Box and Other Problems, was written when she was 13, with the sequel novella, The Real McCoy, to follow a year later. Both are available on Amazon.com in the same volume - either in eBook or paperback format.

In July 2014, she was chosen to write a participant pep talk for NaNoWriMo's Camp NaNo, which you can find here: http://campnanowrimo.org/camp-pep-me-...

Reviews

[Gabrielle · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an amazing book! So well written for a young girl! I've read a lot of books, and this one is tops! It's a must read for anyone looking for a well written, light book! I really like the characters and I hope there is more to come!!!

[Cheetah · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was hard to put down, even after having finished it. After I read about half the book I realized I really cared about the characters. Which is more than I can say for many books I've read. Excellent!!!

[Diane · Rating 5 out of 5]

I would never have guessed this book was written by a teen author. Beautiful pacing and character development. I especially liked intergenerational mystery. Very sensitive descriptions and details.