California Collection - Braille Institute of America

The Murder of an Old-Time Movie Star: A Pete McCoy Mystery
CBB-0572
by Terence Kingsley-Smith
When Mary Callendar, once America's "Little Girlfriend" is killed,
private detective Peter McCoy, who has been keeping her secret since
1935, begins searching the past for clues to the murder of a woman
who was once MGM's "most wholesome star." 1983.
Murder on the Yellow Brick Road BRB-11086
by Stuart Kaminsky
Kaminsky paints a most interesting picture of LA in 1940, from Santa
Monica to downtown LA, and even Hearst Castle. When a Munchkin
from The Wizard of Oz is murdered on the MGM lot, Judy Garland
and Louis B. Mayer call in private eye Toby Peters.
Murder with Mirrors BRB-10572
by Agatha Christie
Two hundred juvenile delinquents were no problem at all for Miss Jane
Marple, at least not compared with the half dozen members of a
wealthy family who were intimately connected with murder. 1952.
Murdercycles CBB-0271
by Patricia Zonker
Although motorcycles offer a thrilling experience and a means of
economical transportation, they are dangerous and provide nothing to
protect you if your travel is abruptly interrupted by a crash. Eighty
percent of motorcycle accidents result in some type of injury. The
author suggests that if you must ride a motorcycle, learn every safety
rule and trick. 1978.
Muriel and Ruth: A Book about Friendship CBB-1076
by Jeffie Ross Gordon
In three short stories, the reader discovers the meaning of friendship
through the experiences of two piglets. For grades K-3. 1992.
Muscatel at Noon CBB-0852
by Matt Weinstock
“There are in LA, and possibly elsewhere, people who drink muscatel...
a thick, sweet, sticky wine. Anyone who drinks it when the noonday
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