California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Nefertiti BRB-10964
by Evelyn Wells
Nefertiti, Queen of Akhenaton and ruler of Egypt in the 14th century
B.C., revolted against the old pagan gods and became a monotheist.
This is a reconstruction of her life and times, based on the finds at
Marna, Akhenaton's city of the sun.
Nefertiti: An Archaeological Biography CBB-0292
by Phillip Vendenberg
In this biography based on archaeological records, the author tears
away the shrouds that have hidden the story of the Egyptian queen to
reveal a life rich in excitement, intrigue and tragedy. 1978.
The Negro Trail Blazers of California CBB-0408
by Delilah Leontium Beasley
This compilation from the records of the California Archives in the
Bancroft Library at Berkeley, and from conversations, diaries and old
papers, is a true record of the history of pioneer and present day
Negroes in California. 1969.
Neighbors: Mexico and the United States: Wetbacks and Oil
CBB-0626
by Robert Jones Shafer and Donald Mabry
The problem of Mexican-American relations from colonial times to the
early 1980s, often compounded because one is a developing country
and the other a superpower, today focuses most sharply on two major
issues that both unite and divide: immigration and oil. 1981.
Neighbors from Outer Space CBB-1925
by Francess Lantz
Russell can't believe how much television his new neighbors watch.
Then he discovers that this seemingly ordinary family is actually from
planet X-10—and they're in terrible danger. Russell agrees to help his
alien neighbors and save X-10. For grades 5-8. 1996.
Neither Cruel Nor Unusual BRB-10765
by Frank G. Carrington
Frank Carrington, a tough-minded Chicago attorney who thinks that
Americans overwhelmingly believe in the death penalty and want it
restored. He draws on the latest research and offers fresh arguments for
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