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 Saving June was a beautiful read. I loved everything about it--the characters, the plot, the writing style, the dialogue... (Except the covers. I really dislike all of them--they don't fit the story well enough for me.) I hadn't expected to love this so much. 
 It described the feeling of losing someone dear to you, especially a sibling, very well. I have gone through the same thing--except it wasn't suicide--and it's (mostly) exactly like she describes it, which resulted in me highlighting almost the whole book. Saving June brought back so many memories of my brother, at one moment I even grabbed his urn and brought it to my room. This book seriously made me feel ALL OF THE THINGS. Not just sadness, but also happiness and frustration. 
 I connected to all the characters right away. Harper, the main character, was very realistic and mature, though sometimes she could be really naive and stupid and it made me want to yell at her to just do this and that. She was very strong while still trying to deal with the loss of her only sister in one way or another. She was also a loyal friend to Laney and I loved their friendship. Very often, best friends are just thrown in the story to either stand in the way of things or be really funny, but in this case, it was different and realistic and sweet. I want a BFF like Laney (or Harper)! 
 Harper was also very much like me. I could relate to her so easily because she's basically like, my clone or something. Especially this part, "I listen to the music and stare tat my walls. They're covered in pictures I've taken ever since I got my Nikon SLR for Christmas and started taking photography more seriously. The only blank wall is the one nearest to my bed. I've been saving it for something special, but I don't know what." 
 Jake was a wonderful love interest. He had a great personality, a good sense of humour, and a passion for music, which is something that I always really like in books (I'm sure you've noticed already by now). 
 Some other things I loved about this book: the references to the music they play in the van during the road trip, and how the playlists are included in the back of the book, the witty dialogue between Laney, Jake, and Harper... I could go on forever. 
 Overall, Saving June was a very good book which I highly recommend to everyone.