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Nick and June Were Here by Shalanda Stanley ARC Review

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Nick and June were best friends for years, until their relationship suddenly turned into something more. Now, June is coping with a new diagnosis of schizophrenia, a secret she asked Nick to keep for too long. Between managing her symptoms and her parents, June is just trying to keep it together. Nick is a reluctant car thief, supporting his aunt with the money and focusing on his art whenever he can.

But when June's condition sends her to the hospital and Nick's latest crime threatens to land him in prison, the two decide to run away. When the world is trying to tear them apart, can Nick and June find a way to stay together? 


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My Thoughts!

This was definitely a different take on mental illness. When you deal with schizophrenia in books, they usually don't actual have the words that some people struggle with.

Nick was a strange character, there were moments when I loved him and what he did for June and there were other times were I was genuinely furious with him for being just a bit selfish.

June has an amazing relationship with her parents and her therapist, which is something you don't see very often in books where they have therapists. In a lot of books, the therapist is a bad person, but that was the exact opposite for this book.
Overall, I enjoyed this book and I would definitely recommend it if you want a book that does an amazing job of handling mental illnesses in books! 

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