California Collection - Braille Institute of America

The Legend of Mu Lan CBB-1669
by Wei Jiang and Xing Gen
In ancient, war-torn China, hundreds and hundreds of Chinese men
were called upon to defend their homeland. Unknown to all, there stood
one female among the soldiers. Disguised as her brother, in order to
take her father's place in the army, heroine Mu Lan bravely defends her
country with superior martial arts. For grades 3-6. 1992.
Legends of the California Bandidos CBB-0619
by Angus MacLean
Infamous California bandidos such as Tiburcio Vaszuez, Three-Finger
Jack, Rafe Jackson, Jack Powers and Pio Linares are brought to life in
tales of reckless exploits from the memories of people who actually
knew these bandidos as well as police records and newspapers. 1977.
Legislature: California's School for Politics CBB-0668
by William Kerr Muir, Jr.
Not a political history, but a textbook on the operations of the
California legislature's unique approach to law-making, written by the
chairman of the political science department of UC Berkeley. 1982.
El Leon y la Zorra CBB-1072
by Maria Eulalia Valeri
The Lion and the Fox. The greedy lion learns restraint from the fox in
this animal folk tale. For preschool-grade 2. Spanish language. 1993.
Leonardo Da Vinci; The Tragic Pursuit of Perfection BRB-11020
by Antonina Vallentin
This narrative sets forth his life and character and evolution as the
greatest artist of the Renaissance. 1938.
Let Them Speak for Themselves: Women in the American West,
1849-1900 CBB-0249
edited by Christiane Fischer
Here are the actual words of western women taken from letters, diaries,
personal reminiscences, and oral narratives. 1979.
Let There Be Light, with You Again, the Man in the Palm
CBB-1755
by Papuyr Sevak
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