California Collection - Braille Institute of America

American Dreams CBB-1204
by Lisa Banim
Developments in World War II force Amy Mochida and her family to
move from Hollywood to an internment camp with other
Japanese-Americans, changing Amy's friendship with eleven-year-old
Jeannie. For grades 3-6. 1993.
American Indians, American Justice CBB-1787
by Vine Deloria, Jr.
Explores the complexities of the present American Indian situation,
particularly with regard to legal and political rights. 1983.
American Midwives: 1860 to the Present CBB-0412
by Judy Barrett Litoff
With the decline of the institution of midwifery, childbirth was
transformed in the minds of most Americans from a natural event to an
infirmity requiring a doctor's care. Now, more than ever in recent
memory, women are choosing the option of natural childbirth. 1978.
American Outpost: A Book of Reminiscences CBB-0490
by Upton Sinclair
The American writer of social novels reveals his life as a writer and
attempts to explain the forces in his environment which make him such
a strange combination of puritan and revolutionary. 1982.
The American Presidency, an Interpretation BRB-10937
by Harold J. Laski
An informal and thoughtful study of the unique office of the President
as seen through an Englishman's eyes. 1940.
The American Women's Gazetteer BRB-10945
by Lynn Sherr
An entertaining state-by-state guide to 1,460 landmarks to courageous
American women who fought, explored, doctored, educated, delighted
and shocked the nation to implant their spirit in history. 1976.
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