Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Review: Saving June




"Saving June" is a heart wrenching story about a 16 year old girl trying to get through the aftermath of her sister’s suicide. She has decided to road trip across country to California to spread her sister’s ashes in the Pacific Ocean with her best friend, Laney, and a secretive boy that her sister knew. 

This book is about Harper coming to terms with her sister’s death and trying to figure out how to live her life. She experiences many new things on her road trip which help her come to the realization that life needs to be lived to its fullest. There is no reason to hold back when it is so short. I loved the friendships that Harper has and how she is a very real character. I could see this sixteen year old girl who was confused, mad and resentful of her family. It took me a little while to get into the book, but once I hit around page 100, I was hooked. Hannah Harrington has created a believable story of betrayal and loss that leaves you speechless.

Published by Harlequin Teen, November, 2011

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2 comments:

  1. great review! I have been wanting to read this one for a while. First review I have seen on the book. I am happy to see you liked it and makes me want to read it more.

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  2. Thank you :) I had never heard of it until one of my students recommended it to me earlier this year. I really enjoyed it and I hope you do too!
    ~Stephanie

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