Justice Tinker’s Reviews > A Million Junes > Status Update

“I hear you,” he whispers, kissing my collarbone. “I can hear all of you, rushing around in there. A million Jacks and Juniors and Junes, a city of them.”

“It’s feeling very small, both incidental and fortuitous, like maybe the star-matted water would look at us and say, I think they’re pretty, and the moon and the cave and the falls would nod: You always did have good taste. How could you not? You’re the center of the universe.”

“…if she were my guardian ghost, don’t you think she would’ve intervened when I got bangs?”

“Who says guardian ghosts don’t have a sense of humor?”

Haven’t read this one in quite a while. Must be pre-covid! Anyway I got the advanced readers copy in 2016/17 due to being involved in my local library’s youth creative writing group. This matters because I have often thought of Emily Henry and how I haven’t read any of her most popular books. Which is a sore point for me because I feel so out of touch with not reading the popular stuff. And this is her book!!