California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Mandala BRB-10507
by Pearl S. Buck
A prince in the pre-1960 Indian government and an American heiress in
search of her identity embark on a trip to discover whether the prince's
son was killed in one of the battles between India and China. Romance
ensues along the way. 1974.
The Mango Tree CBB-0205
by Ronald McKee
Both the people and countryside of Australia form the background for
this fictionalized account of the growing relationship between a boy
and his grandmother symbolized by the growth of a mango tree. 1975.
Manias, Panics, and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises
CBB-0426
by Charles Poor Kindleberger
This work deals with various national crises from the early part of the
18th century to the present, and examines the efforts of business,
banking groups and governments to act as lenders of last resort to
reverse panics. 1978.
Mantis CBB-0897 / BRB-11403
by Richard La Plante
In recent weeks, three young women have been brutally assaulted and
murdered in the city of Philadelphia. Lt. William Fogerty, a
time-toughened cop is shocked by the macabre severity of the crimes.
Worse, he doesn’t have a suspect. With the help of the forensic
pathologist Josef Tanaka, a half Japanese and half American and a
skilled martial artist, they pursue the Mantis, who uses the flesh of the
“untrained” in the attainment of perfection. 1992.
Marie Dressler: The Unlikeliest Star CBB-1558 / BRB-11705
by Betty Lee
Marie Dressler was homely and over the hill, but to the audience she
was every woman, charming the audience with pathos and comedy.
1997.
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