Second in my long-postponed-reviews list, Saving June is definitely on of the best and deepest book I've read last year. 
 The book is basically the story of an insecure girl trying to find peace after her sister's death. And what better way to do that than taking a road trip to California to scatter her ashes in the ocean in company with your secret-withholder best friend and this mysterious boy she's just met but who clearly knew her sister? 
 Saving June is a story of grief, sorrow, and acceptance, but also about love, friendship and growing up, and learning to having enough faith in oneself. Saving June tells not only a physical trip, but also Harper's journey to find herself when all she feels is the absence of the sister she fears she hadn't loved enough. 
 I highly recommend this book to road trip, contemporary romance and young-adult lovers, but I believe everyone wouldn't find it any less than enjoyable.