California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Angeles while exploring 39 exhaustively researched true crimes and
mysteries filled with a wonderful cast of real-life characters. 1986.
False Witness CBB-0958
by Dexter Dias
Dexter Dias presents his masterful debut novel, set in London and the
West Country that explores the boundaries of sexual obsession during
an explosive murder trial. 1995.
Family Blood: The True Story of the Yom Kippur Murders: One
Family’s Greed, Love, and Rage CBB-0849
by Marvin J. Wolf and Larry Attebery
Gerald Woodman an Englishman and an Orthodox Jew, came to
America penniless and hungry for the good life just before World War
II. He soon married Vera Covel and backed by her wealthy father,
started a succession of businesses. By 1980, he had gained and lost
two fortunes and had built his plastics business into an international
cash cow that supported his large extended family in great luxury. But
on Yom Kipper, 1985 Gerald and Vera were brutally murdered. When
police asked relatives if the Woodmans had any enemies, Vera’s
bereaved sister replied “Yes, their sons.” 1993.
Family Guide to Dog Care and Training CBB-0171
by Good Housekeeping
This basic guide for the family who wants to raise a healthy,
well-trained pure-bred dog, includes selection, temperament, health,
nutrition and grooming. 1977.
Family Names: How Our Surnames Came to America
BRB-10907
by J. N. Hook, Ph.D.
Extensive research has produced a blending of scholarship and
humorous anecdotes for a highly readable account of the origin of
family names in America. 1982.
The Family of Owen M. CBB-1869
by Erin Flaherty
Orientation and mobility for blind and visually impaired children. For
grades 2-4. 1997.
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