California Collection - Braille Institute of America

The Living Past BRB-10851
by Ivar Lissner
This survey of the roots of our civilization as seen in archaeological
remains of the Sumerian, Egyptian, Persian, Jewish, Chinese,
Melanesian and other ancient cultures, describes the growth and
extinction of ancient civilizations. 1957.
Living Single Successfully: How to Be Your Own Person--with or
without a Partner CBB-0428
by Rolland S. Parker
Dr. Parker offers advice to the single 20 percent of the U.S. population
on how to develop emotional self-sufficiency, avoid destructive
relationships, cope with loneliness and recognize and build good
relationships. 1978.
Living with AIDS: What Do You Do Now? CBB-1413 / BRB-11391
This pamphlet provides a very brief overview of dealing with AIDS,
including medicines, emotional challenges, civil rights, and more.
1997.
Living with Dinosaurs CBB-1518
by Patricia Lauber and Douglas Henderson
Readers take a sight- and sound-filled tour of a vanished world of
dinosaurs about 75 million years ago. For grades 3-6. 1991.
The Lizard Woman CBB-1761
by Frank Waters
First published in 1930 under the title Fever Pitch, this novel tells the
story of Lee Marston and his Lizard Woman, the beautiful Arvilla. The
central theme is that we must attune our spirits to the land to fully
understand our places in the natural order. 1995.
Lizzie CBB-1113
by Dorothy Shawhan
This historical novel is based on the life of a real woman. It is the tale
of a governor's daughter born in 1902 who watches the South change
before her eyes, and possibly loses her own mind in the process. 1995.
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