California Collection - Braille Institute of America

The Riddle of the Fly, and Other Stories BRB-07816
by Elizabeth Enright
Sixteen short stories by a mistress of the arts are mostly pleasant,
uncomplicated tales dealing with summer people, small children, and
housewives in both city and country. 1960.
The Right Moves BRB-11081
by Anita Zelman
Death joined the game at an international chess tournament, attended
by the first American woman grandmaster. The competition was for
survival as she becomes the object of a kidnapping attempt followed by
the disappearance of her Russian counterpart. 1988.
A Right to Die BRB-09917
by Rex Stout
Nero and Archie in their search for a murderer become involved with
the problems of civil rights and some most interesting characters.
1964.
Rights of the Dying CBB-1539
by David Kessler
It is a book dealing with life-challenging diseases, but even more so it
is a book for spouses and companions, parents and children, siblings
and friends. It examines the physical and emotional experiences of
death and helps the reader find a way to say goodbye. 1997.
The Rising Tide; History of San Diego BRB-09905
by Richard F. Pourade
This sixth book of the comprehensive six volume history of San Diego
covers the period from 1920 to 1940. 1971.
Rita and Los Angeles CBB-1087
by Leo Romero
Short stories about fascinating characters which describes their lives
growing up and growing old in the western United States. Most of all,
it is about being an outsider in an alien and sometimes hostile world.
1995.
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