California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Edward James Olmos: Mexican-American Actor CBB-1875
by Elizabeth Coonrod Martinez
Tells the life story of Mexican-American actor Edward James Olmos,
emphasizing how he used his Chicano background as a resource for his
art and his commitment to bringing integrity to portrayals of Latinos.
For grades 3-6. 1994.
Eeny, Meeny, Miney Mo - and Still - Mo BRB-10449
by Sam Campbell
This story of five baby squirrels is suitable for the whole family. For
junior and senior high readers. 1945.
Egg-Drop Blues CBB-1246 / BRB-11371
by Jacqueline Turner Banks
Twelve-year-old Judge Jenkins has a low science grade because of his
dyslexia, so he convinces his twin brother, Jury, to work with him on a
science competition in order to earn extra credit. For junior and senior
high readers. 1995.
Eighty-Four, Charing Cross Road CBB-0222
by Helene Hanff
This delightful chronicle of a 20-year transatlantic love-affair-by-mail
began with a simple inquiry about rare secondhand books from pert
New York writer Helene Hanff to a prim English book shop and
developed into a delightful sharing of joy between a book lover and her
favorite book shop. 1974.
Einstein's Legacy: The Unity of Space and Time BRB-11065
by Julian Schwinger
Human as well as scientific aspects of Einstein's great achievement are
considered in this book and the theory of relativity. The author a Nobel
Laureate himself is University Professor of Physics at U.C.L.A. 1987.
Eisenhower: The President Nobody Knew BRB-09895
by Arthur Larson
Written by a friend and assistant of the former President, this book is an
assessment of Eisenhower's philosophy and opinions while in the
White House. 1968.
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