California Collection - Braille Institute of America

A Frontier Lady: Recollection of the Gold Rush and Early California
CBB-0201
by Sarah Bayliss Royce
These memoirs are the narrative of a family odyssey across the
continent and their early years in California as well as a portrait of a
remarkable woman. 1977.
The Frontier World of Doc Holliday, Faro Dealer from Dallas to
Deadwood CBB-0454
by Patricia Jahns
The biography of the legendary John Henry Holliday who became the
most notorious faro dealer and gunman of his time. 1979.
Frosty: A Raccoon to Remember CBB-0162
by Harriet E. Weaver
The narrative concerns an orphaned raccoon little more than a month
old that Harriet Weaver, "the first lady ranger," fed and loved like a
human baby. 1973.
Frozen Petals CBB-1439
by Sid King
The autobiography of a Braille Institute patron. 1995.
The Fugitive Trail BRB-10537
by Zane Grey
When Bruce Lockhart is tagged down in Texas for the misdeeds of his
brother, his is forced to win the love of Trinity and shoot down a
notorious outlaw before he can square himself. 1957.
Funerals Are Fatal BRB-10485
by Agatha Miller Christie
After the funeral it is suspected that the deceased was murdered. A
collection of appealing characters, young and old, provide suspects
until Poirot finally unmasks the least likely. 1953.
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