California Collection - Braille Institute of America

An Introduction to Vegetarianism CBB-1414
A pamphlet which defines the various forms of vegetarianism, the
reasons behind vegetarianism, and a sensible diet. 1997.
Inventing the Dream: California through the Progressive Era
BRB-10955
by Kevin Starr
Focuses on how Californians, particularly Southern Californians,
defined their region from 1850 to 1920. A mixture of history and
literary criticism, this work is largely about the Southern California of
the imagination and its relation to reality. Depicts how fact and myth
shaped each other during these turbulent decades. Sequel to Americans
and the California Dream (RC 13459). 1985.
The Invisible Children: School Integration in American
Society CBB-0430
by Ray C. Rist
The author shows what it means to black children to be faced with
white realities on a day-to-day basis and what it means to the
educational process in general. The experiences of one school in
Portland, Oregon are traced during the first year of integration. 1978.
Iron Eyes: My Life as a Hollywood Indian CBB-0575
by Iron Eyes Cody
The career of Iron Eyes, probably the most famous American Indian
actor, spans more than half a century with over 200 films beginning
during the silent film era. He retained pride in his native American
background while living in the slick sophisticated world of Hollywood.
1982.
Irving Berlin CBB-0266
by Michael Freedland
This is the story of Irving Berlin's rise to his place as the great weaver
of musical spells in American popular music. 1974.
Is Seeing Believing? CBB-1095 / BRB-11348
edited by the editors of Highlights for Children
Sixteen mystery stories from the magazine Highlights for Children.
For grades 3-6. 1993.
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