“…a process of self-discovery and acceptance…”

[The Fifteenth of June is] a process, for both the protagonist and the reader, of self-discovery and acceptance . . . and through this process, both reader and protagonist are shown glimpses of hope, of different possibilities, of the potential for change, and begin to understand that they way events and situations shape us depends on how we choose to deal with them . . .

—Daphne Kapsali, Author of 100 Days of Solitude