California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Los Hombres Son de Marte, las Mujeres Son de Venus CBB-1349
by John Gray
Gray's classic work on communication between men and women.
Spanish language.
Home Is Where the Wind Blows CBB-1338
by Fred Hoyle
Charming account of his life and work as a mathematician, physicist,
astronomer and author. Coined the term "Big Bang" to characterize the
competing expanding-Universe theory. 1994.
Honor CBB-0700
by R. Wright Campbell
Michael Karel's investigation of the murder of wealthy businessman
Jan Horvath in snow-swept Belgrade took him into party headquarters
and into events that occurred between the two World Wars. 1987.
Hook, Line and Murder CBB-1622
by Thom Elkjer
Rigel Lynx, ace San Francisco reporter, has launched himself into
another journalistic adventure, but this time he's not prowling the
corridors of power, exposing corruption. Now he's tramping
California's wild north coast, hunting steelhead trout and dodging
killers. 1997.
Hope Deferred: Public Welfare and the Blind BRB-10649
by J. TenBroek and Floyd Matson
Describing the primitive idea that the sightless are witless and helpless,
the author declares that far more serious than the physical effects of
blindness is the invisible barrier that intersects against the possibility of
self-reliance and the opportunity of self-support. 1959.
Hopi Cookery CBB-1252
by Juanita Tiger Kavena
Hopi Cookery offers more than 100 authentic recipes based on Hopi
staples of beans, corn, wheat, chiles, meat, gourds and native greens
and fruits that make "fascinating culinary reading." 1992.
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