California Collection - Braille Institute of America

The Rain from God CBB-1603
by Mark Ammerman
A tale of warfare both natural and spiritual from 17th century New
England. 1997.
The Rainbow Trail BRB-10273
by Zane Grey
A great rock slide sealed three people in a canyon. John Sheppard,
guided by a Navajo, Nas Ta Beza, attempted to free them. 1943.
Ralston's Ring: California Plunders the Comstock Lode
BRB-10858
by George D. Lyman
The history of William Chapman Ralston and the Comstock securities,
and his founding of the Band of California and its role in San Francisco
and California development in the years1864 to 1875 are related. 1937.
Ramona y Su Padre CBB-1091 / BRB-11611
by Beverly Cleary
Spanish version of Ramona and Her Father. For grades 3-6. Spanish
language. For grades 3-6. 1987.
Rancho Boy Juan Alvarado CBB-0941 / BRB-11260
edited by Jim Silverman
This is a true story. Juan Alvarado was born in Monterey in 1809,
when California belonged to Spain. His neighbors were missionaries,
soldiers and Indians. Horses and cattle roamed the ranchos that
stretched for miles around. Everything changed when pirates attacked
Monterey on November 20, 1818, when Juan was eleven years old.
His family fled to a nearby rancho called San Ysidro. That’s where his
adventure began. For grades 3-6. 1991.
Rancho Santa Margarita Remembered CBB-0861
by Jerome W. Baumgartner
The oral history of one of the biggest ranches in California cattle ranch
history. 1989.
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