California Collection - Braille Institute of America

ills of modern society, using California as a symbol of man's ability to
cope with himself and the world. 1978.
The Rough and the Righteous of the Kern River Diggins CBB-0812
by Ardis M. Walker
This is not just another deadly town history but turns out to be a light
and airy showpiece of wit, grace and humor. 1971.
Round Up the Usual Suspects: The Making of Casablanca-Bogart,
Bergman and World War II CBB-0885 / BRB-11243
by Aljean Harmetz
Aljean Harmetz has written the inside story of the making of
Casablanca. Drawing upon years of research and interviews with
many of those close to the film, including the late Paul Henreid, Lauren
Bacall, and scriptwriters Howard Koch and Julius Epstein; Ingrid
Bergman’s acting diaries; and the vast Warner Brothers archives,
Harmetz goes behind the scenes to convey the precise realities of
working under the Hollywood studio system during World War II.
1992.
Rourke Guide to State Symbols CBB-1579 / CBB-1581
by Rourke
A guide to state symbols such as state flowers, state flags, state birds
and state trees. For grades 2-4.
Royal Blood: Richard III and the Mystery of the Princes
CBB-1940
by Bertram Fields
A comprehensive, well-researched book, from a lawyer's perspective
examines the life of Richard III, King of England from 1483 to 1485.
1998.
Rudyard Kipling's West: American Notes CBB-0566
by Rudyard Kipling
Equipped with keen powers of observation and a genuine prejudice
against anything American, the young British journalist, Rudyard
Kipling, gives his impressions of America during four months rail
travel in 1889 in Oregon, Washington, Vancouver, Yellowstone,
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