California Collection - Braille Institute of America

How's Inky? A Porcupine and His Pals Offer Some Highlights on
Happiness BRB-10638
by Sam Campbell
Inky, a porcupine, and a fawn, twin raccoons and a groundhog adopted
by the author and his friends provide an animal story that is packed
with humor, philosophy and sympathy. 1943.
Huckleberry Fiend CBB-0703
by Julie Smith
A murdered stewardess and a literary hunt in San Francisco by
detective Paul McDonald for the purloined manuscript of a large chunk
of “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” provide local color in a
fast-moving story with some neat twists. 1987.
The Hudson BRB-10991
by Carl Carmer
Hudson River - (New York state) Description and travel – Rivers. For
junior and senior high readers. 1939.
The Human Body CBB-1308
by Robert James
A series of books for elementary readers on the parts of the human
body. Series titles are: “Feet,” “Ears,” “Eyes,” “Hands,” “Mouth,” and
“Nose.” For grades K-3. 1995.
Human Dynamics CBB-1290
by Sandra Seagal and David Horne
Based on research begun in 1979 and covering over 40,000 people in
25 cultures, this is a book which attempts to explain how and why
people act the way they do, and to use that understanding to improve
learning, communication, and teamwork, particularly in the workplace.
1997.
The Humor of the American Cowboy CBB-0557
by Stan Hoig
A collection of authentic tall tales, anecdotes, jokes and humorous
incidents about the Old West which not only entertains but focuses on
this relatively neglected phase of cowboy life. 1958.
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