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Cs Zhao _ — I finally finished Streams of Babel. I would give it a 3.5, because the storyline was very good and believable. However, I found some parts to drag on and I think the story could have moved a lot quicker. The story takes place in Trinity Falls, NJ and is based on a planned terrorist attack that infiltrates the town's water source. As the story unfolds, people begin to get gravely ill and some even die. I recommend this to anyone who likes YA lit.

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Deepak Prajapat deepakprajapat — Let me just start off my saying that I was not expecting to enjoy Saving June as much as I had. This book was AMAZING! I absolutely loved it! After Harper’s sister June commits suicide, she decides to take June’s ashes to California. She knows her sister would rather be in the Pacific Ocean then have her ashes split between her divorced parents. With the help of Harper’s best friend, Laney and a mysterious boy who claims to know June, they embark on the road trip of their lives. While the subject of suicide is obviously a sad one, Saving June was not a sad book. It was a book about taking chances, starting fresh, friendship and forgiveness. I loved every single character! While Harper is more of a keep-to-yourself-hard-ass, Laney is loud, fun and outgoing. It was a nice balance between the two best friends. There friendship added so much to the story because they were complete and total opposites but the two of them worked so well together. I have to say that my favorite character was Jake, the mysterious boy who just showed up at June’s funeral. He sings beautifully, plays guitar, and is a little rough around the edges. What more could you want in a fictional boy? The pages just come to life when he is in the scene and I found myself wanting to know more and more about him and his past. I loved how “wise beyond his years” he was and the way he incorporated music into the road trip and ultimately the healing process. I usually don’t do this in reviews, but I want to add my favorite quote from Saving June, which is about Jake and his music: "He took his pain and turned it into something beautiful. Into something that people connect to. And that's what good music does. It speaks to you. It changes you." Overall, Saving June is a spectacular debut from author Hannah Harrington. I can not wait to see what she comes up with next!