California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Faraway Families CBB-1201
by Betsy Loredo
Some families live in different cities and states and even countries. This
book has five stories about children who must separate from a family
member, but try to find creative ways to keep in close touch. For
grades 4-7. 1995.
Farewell, My Lovely CBB-0237
by Raymond Chandler
One of Chandler's most famous novels finds detective Philip Marlowe
trying to solve a murder and becoming involved with the California
gambling scene and three potentially dangerous women. 1976.
Farewell to Texas BRB-07879
by Leonard London Foreman
The end of the range war in Texas leaves Rogue Bishop, hired
troubleshooter, with little to do until he under- takes finding the
kidnapped daughter of a rich rancher and falls into a very complicated
plot. For junior and senior high readers. 1965.
Farm Animal Discovery Library CBB-1231
by Lynn M. Stone
A series of short books on different common farm animals. Titles
recorded include: “Chickens,” “Cows,” “Ducks,” “Pigs,” and “Sheep.”
For grades K-3. 1990.
The Father Hunt BRB-10584
by Rex Stout
When a young girl asks Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin to find the
father she has never known, it is fascinating to watch Nero and Archie
dig out the facts on a case which may be a murder case as well. 1968.
Father of California Wine, Agoston Haraszthy: Including Grape
Culture, Wines and Winemaking CBB-0417
edited by Theodore Schoenman
This is a reprint of the 1862 edition of the life of the Hungarian
adventurer Agoston Haraszthy, known as the founder of the California
wine industry. His search for the perfect blend of climate and soil was
realized in the discovery of the Sonoma Valley in 1857. 1979.
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