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Here are the 10 June books to which the Monitor's book reviewers gave their most enthusiastic thumbs-up.
Gregory Orr has a reputation as a master of short, lyric free verse. River Inside the River, his twelfth collection of poetry, is comprised of three poetic sequences. These include meditations on the story of Adam and Eve, a city where every house is a poem, and the power of verse to restore loss. Here, as in the past, Orr seems to locate his verse at the exact point where nature and art overlap. You can read our full review here.
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