California Collection - Braille Institute of America

The Million Dollar Lawyers: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at America's
Big Money Lawyers and How They Operate CBB-0453
by Joseph C. Goulden
The author presents a collection of anecdotes, most of which concern
lawyers who handle cases worth a lot of money. Divorce, personal
injury, antitrust, legal malpractice and security fraud are among the
subjects that have chapters devoted to them.
The Mind Stealers: Psychosurgery and Mind Control CBB-0492
by Samuel Chavkin
The mind stealers are the researchers who are developing new ways to
control our minds with drugs, conditioning, electric shock, ultrasound
and surgery and who would use these new discoveries not for medical
purposes but for social and political ends. 1978.
Minding Her Own Business CBB-1707
by Jan Zobel
A comprehensive guide to self-employed women's taxes and record
keeping. 1998.
The Miniature Man CBB-0686
by Richard Muir
A psychological mystery set in Arizona. In a mental health sanitarium
run by nuns, Melanie, a fifteen-year-old rape victim suffers from
amnesia, and Julian, an epileptic, twenty-year-old albino chess prodigy
deals with his suicidal tendencies. Both attempt to come to grips with
reality as he teaches her how to play chess. Their friendship allows
Melanie to regain her past while Julian becomes less cynical and more
human. Some strong language and description of sex.
Miracle at Clement's Pond CBB-0725
by Patricia Pendergraft
The commitment of 13-year-old Lyon and his father to each other is a
touching story celebrating small-town life in a time long gone by. For
grades 4-7. 1987.
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