California Collection - Braille Institute of America

If Death Ever Slept BRB-10749
by Rex Stout
The dialogue is crisp and genial, the plot is workman-like, and the girls
pretty as Archie provides amusing companionship to Nero Wolfe.
1979.
If I Were Queen of the World CBB-1496
by Fred Hiatt
A young girl imagines all the wonderful things she could have and do if
she were queen of the world and her little brother were her mere
subject. For grades K-3. 1997.
If Once You Slept on an Island CBB-1063
by Rachel Field
Field’s poem draws on the memory of her childhood summers spent on
Shelter Island, New York. For grades K-3. 1993.
If You Could See What I Hear CBB-0106
by Tom Sullivan
Autobiography of a gifted young man who became blind shortly after
birth, refused to accept the limits of his handicap, and became a
champion wrestler, a dean's list student and a graduate of Harvard
University. For junior and senior high readers. 1975.
If You Had to Choose, What Would You Do? CBB-1069
by Sandra McLeod Humphrey
A workbook designed to help children develop a code of moral
conduct. Twenty-five different situations are presented in which a
choice must be made. For grades 4-7. 1995.
Iggie's House BRB-11786
by Judy Blume
Winnie appoints herself a Goodwill Ambassador to welcome the new
children who move into the house where her best friend used to live.
But the new neighbors, who are black, want a friend, not a crusader.
For grades 4-7.
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