About this book
Grace Harlowe's Problem by Jessie Graham Flower follows the beloved protagonist as she navigates a pivotal moment in her life after college. Having turned down marriage proposals to pursue meaningful work, Grace takes on the role of managing Harlowe House at Overton College—a position that comes with unexpected challenges and mysteries. Alongside her devoted friends Anne, Miriam, and the spirited J. Elfreda Briggs, Grace discovers that her new responsibilities involve far more than administrative duties. When a locked door and a puzzling club meeting unveil secrets within the college walls, Grace must use her intelligence and character to uncover the truth while helping less fortunate students find their own paths forward.
Originally published in 1916, this young adult classic captures the progressive spirit of the early twentieth century, exploring themes of friendship, purpose, and women's independence during a transformative era. Flower's series has delighted generations of readers with its engaging narratives and relatable heroines who refuse to accept conventional limitations.
This audiobook is perfect for listeners who cherish classic coming-of-age fiction, fans of the Grace Harlowe series, and anyone seeking wholesome stories about strong-willed young women forging their own destinies. Discover why Grace's journey continues to resonate with readers seeking meaningful tales of friendship and self-discovery.
