California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Emily Dickinson BRB-09737
edited by Thomas H. Johnson
An introduction to the life and work of the noted American poet is
included in this volume from the Laurel Poetry Series.
Emma BRB-10988
by Jane Austen
First published in 1816, this novel tells of a restless young woman,
living with her widowed father in a small English town. She finds her
chief amusement in arranging the lives of her friends, a diversion which
leads to complications.
Emotional Blackmail CBB-1538 / BRB-11752
by Susan Forward with Donna Frazier
Explains how emotional blackmail is used by people in your life
through fear, obligation and guilt to manipulate you.
The Emperor's New Clothes BRB-08796
by Hans Christian Andersen
Fiction - The story of a clothes-loving emperor and his extreme vanity.
For grades 2-4.
Empires in the Sun: The Rise of the New American West
CBB-0562
by Peter Wiley and Robert Gottlieb
Two journalists analyze the new centers of power in the Western
sunbelt that are helping to shape the future direction of American
politics and economics. Focus is on key issues in the emerging region
such as scarce water sources, rapid urbanization, public lands, and
Indian reservations.
En el Tiempo de las Mariposas CBB-1701
by Julia Alvarez
In 1960, under the Dominican Republic, three of four Mirabal sisters
were murdered for their part in the struggle for freedom. The author
recreates the lives of these women. Spanish language. 1995.
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