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A review by olivias
Pandora the Curious by Joan Holub, Suzanne Williams
2.0
Ok, so I 5-minute-read this. I've been curious about this series for awhile, because they're new-ish and nice and glossy and I dig the concept. I like mythology stuff, and the idea of writing a series of junior novels about them appeals to me.
Even though it's unfair, I can't help comparing any and all magical school books to HP somewhat. And it's just embarassing for the other books. This is just one of those books that reads like it was written by a 13-year-old girl. Crushes and excessively precious physical details abound. So I'm sure it's fine, I read the part at the end where Pandora wins a prize and invites her roommate friend instead of her crush, which I like, but, judging from my admittedly brief read, these books are nothing special. Wouldn't bother recommending.
Even though it's unfair, I can't help comparing any and all magical school books to HP somewhat. And it's just embarassing for the other books. This is just one of those books that reads like it was written by a 13-year-old girl. Crushes and excessively precious physical details abound. So I'm sure it's fine, I read the part at the end where Pandora wins a prize and invites her roommate friend instead of her crush, which I like, but, judging from my admittedly brief read, these books are nothing special. Wouldn't bother recommending.