California Collection - Braille Institute of America

A Perfect Death for Hollywood CBB-0813 / BRB-11250
by Richard Nehrbass
Vic Eaton, ex-LAPD detective, was happy tracking down stolen movie
studio equipment, taking his 13 year old daughter fishing, and tinkering
with his classic Morgan. Now he has a client who’s a high-class hooker
and a case involving a teenage corpse. The kid was tortured, shot and
crucified under the Hollywood sign. It looks like the work of a
psychopath. Then a second body blows every theory to blazes. 1993.
Perfect Justice CBB-1480
by William Bernhardt
A young Vietnamese immigrant is brutally slaughtered by a crossbow.
The prime suspect is a ruthless member of a white supremacy group.
Attorney Ben Kincaid agrees to represent the accused murderer amid a
community torn apart by xenophobia, racism, and violence. 1993.
The Perfect Machine: Building the Palomar Telescope CBB-1011
by Ronald Florence
More than just a history of the 200 inch reflecting telescope which can
see to the edge of the universe, this book is a history of the 30 year
struggle to fund, design, and build this machine, and of the men and
women who made it happen. 1994.
Perfect Pancakes CBB-1551
by William Wise
The king insists on perfect pancakes. When he fails to find one, after
eating thousands, he offers his daughter's hand to the man who can
create the perfect pancake. For preschool-grade 2. 1997.
The Performers CBB-1309
by Laura Conlon and Kyle Carter
A collection of short books for early elementary students covering
careers in entertainment. Books included are: “Actors,” “Athletes,”
“Circus Stars,” “Dancers,” “Musicians,” and “Painters.” For grades
K-3. 1994.
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