California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Savage Shadows: Eileen Ross’s True Story of Blindness, Rape, and
Courage CBB-0864
by Eileen Ross
Ross, who is legally blind, was attacked in her home by a serial
rapist-burglar. She describes the assault and her efforts to placate her
attacker while secretly collecting identifying clues. After the ordeal,
Ross faced a frustrating lack of cooperation from medical personnel
and police, so she turned to the media for help. Strong language,
violence and explicit descriptions of sex. 1992.
Save L.A.: An Environment Resource Directory CBB-0808
by Tricia Hoffman
Much more than a list of ideas, this invaluable book providers a new
approach to sound, ecological, urban living-viable strategies of modern
consumerism and conservation that will help ensure the survival of the
city for the enjoyment of future generations. 1990.
The Scarlet Cord BRB-10600
by Frank G. Slaughter
This biblical story of Rahab and the woman of Jericho, is based on the
Book of Joshua. The hero is a kindly physician called Salmom. 1956.
A Scattered People: An American Family Moves West CBB-0654
by Gerald W. McFarland
The two centuries of movement of millions of people westward across
the American continent was one of the great migrations of all time.
The journey is made into a resonant personal experience in the retelling
of the stories of five generations of the Ward family. 1985.
Scattergood Baines Returns BRB-08170
by Clarence Budington Kelland
Scattergood Baines solves the problems and saves the innocent in these
sixteen tales of murder, love, and high finance. 1940.
Scenes of Wonder and Curiosity from Hutchins California Magazine
CBB-0163 / BRB-10799
edited by Roger R. Olmstead
These are excerpts from Hutchins California Magazine 1856-1861,
which portrayed California and its life, beautiful scenery and
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