Below are links to lists of titles to be reviewed in the June 15, 2017, issue of Library Journal. These lists include pertinent publisher and bibliographic information for your convenience. Also included are links to information on titles recently reviewed as online-only Xpress Reviews and in our LJ Reviews e-newsletter.

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LJ Media Reviews: June 15, 2017
Thinking Machines and the role they will play in the future; Before Sunrise was never planned as a trilogy, yet the films move naturally through the decades; Librarians will want My Love, Don't Cross the River in their collection of award-winning foreign-language movies

LJ Fiction Reviews: June 15, 2017
While Lee’s series offers plenty of gripping space opera action, the real pleasure is the inventive worldbuilding; this addictive story from the legendary Jo Beverley overflows with intrigue and breathtaking ardor; Adebayo's work makes a blazing entry onto the list of talented writers from Nigeria

LJ Nonfiction Reviews: June 15, 2017
This engrossing read should stimulate lively discussion among Hemingway aficionados; Sancton delivers a highly recommended mix of luring tabloid fare and professionally researched courtroom drama; anyone worried about the planet should check out Goodell's look at sea-level rise

LJ Reference Reviews: June 15, 2017
A valuable resource for students exploring American history at an introductory level; despite its shortcomings, this volume will be read by theater buffs cover to cover; a welcome addition to the large body of critical analysis on Alfred Hitchcock; Original Sources is a growing database that students will find useful and usable

LJ’s free weekly web evaluations for the weeks ending May 19, and May 26, 2017. To read the most recent online-only Xpress Reviews, go to reviews.libraryjournal.com/tag/xpress-reviews/.

Xpress Reviews: E-Originals | May 19, 2017
Regency romance fans looking for something just a bit different will adore this one from Evans; Fox’s latest entry is sure to please fans who like their reads hot and nontraditional; Gray’s romantic setup starts out strong but falls flat; Kline’s series entry is a great addition to any contemporary romance collection

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | May 19, 2017
Benford’s title is recommended for an audience that enjoys alternate history with a solid grounding in reality; Trigiani’s truly pleasurable read will strike a chord with fans of Fannie Flagg

Xpress Reviews: Nonfiction | May 19, 2017
A must-read for all parents looking to adopt a more relaxed parenting style and create a less stressful environment for their children; this survey of the field is highly recommended for academic libraries or public libraries that serve devoted popular science readers

Xpress Reviews: Graphic Novels | May 19, 2017
This Eisner Award–winning series is rich to view; this book stays with the reader, and Kim’s art leaves a permanent imprint; Lemire is the rare talent who is embraced by both mainstream and independent comics fans; a perfect edition for readers interested in the evolution of comics; an important purchase for readers sympathetic to Tibet’s plight and Buddhist doctrine

E-Originals: Xpress Reviews | May 26, 2017
Ferndale’s debut introduces a character that has faced challenges and learned to overcome; the couple’s love of animals, their backstories, and the drama will keep readers engaged; James’s fans will find here the comfort and snowy wonderlands they have come to expect

Fiction: Xpress Reviews | May 26, 2017
Sf mixed with alternative history; a satisfyingly creepy read for fans of Southern gothic fiction; a very complex plotline seeks to tie up loose ends in Grant’s long-running series; Maron’s fans will enjoy this while wiping away tears of farewell; Oates’s short dark pieces are compelling

Xpress Reviews: Nonfiction | May 26, 2017
For readers interested in aviation disasters; Darack safely rules out vengeance conspiracies; it’s refreshing to see a woman artist spotlighted; a must-read for Van Halen fans; the author meticulously researched the stories of the survivors of the Hamlet, NC, fire; Gaudi’s masterpiece; a three-dimensional view of Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker

Xpress Reviews: Graphic Novels | May 26, 2017
Visually dizzying and delightful, though light on story; Betty Boop is back; an esoteric Western yarn; a labor of love for both Robbins and her well-selected stable of illustrators; a wonderful addition to the self-help shelf and for anyone seeking encouragement with a dose of wit

Memoir
A perfect summer read that will allow parents, dads especially, to reflect upon their experiences raising children; a very fine family memoir that proves that things are not always what they seem; moving and complex, Carlisle’s memoir offers an exquisitely written tale of perseverance and unconditional love