California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Oddballs: The Social Maverick and the Dynamics of Individuality
CBB-0442
by Bernard G. Suran
The author strikes out against increasing concern for social convention
at the expense of the individualized self in contemporary
psychotherapeutics, which molds healthy individuals to the customs
and conventions of a sick world. The author illustrates his case with a
celebration of various oddballs in history such as Charles Darwin and
Moses. 1978.
Of Lena Geyer BRB-11052
by Marcia Davenport
The operatic career of a great singer is seen through the eyes of her old
music-master, her manager, her husband, and her spinster confidante.
1956.
Of Love and Other Things CBB-0503
by Jesse Cressey, Jr.
These poems by a black, blind American poet concern love, romance,
civil rights, oppression and the death of Martin Luther King. 1982.
Of Pure Blood CBB-0501
by Marc Miliel and Clarissa Henry
This is a detailed account of SS Lebensborn, the human breeding farms
and maternity shelters throughout the Third Reich. Documentation is
presented of attempts to stimulate the development of a vast Nordic
super-race. 1976.
Of Two Minds CBB-1110 / BRB-11372
by Carol Matas and Perry Nodelman
Lenora has been imagining too many things into reality, so her parents
decide to marry her off to Coren, prince of a people who can read
thoughts. In a desperate attempt to escape the marriage, both Lenora
and Coren are drawn into a different world. For grades 5-8. 1995.
The Off Season: A Novel CBB-1074
by Jack Cady
When whites first came, the Indians gave them Point Vestal, a cursed
land to settle. Today Point Vestal is a place lost in time, where people
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