California Collection - Braille Institute of America

considered so deep and dark they could only tell them to a complete
stranger. Here, in this unique compilation, are the bizarre, the
poignant, the shocking, even the mundane confidences of everyday
people. 1991.
See You Tomorrow, Charles CBB-1837
by Miriam Cohen
A class of vivacious first-graders learns that Charles, a new boy who is
blind, is just like everybody else. There are some things he needs help
with and other things that he does very well. For preschool-grade 2.
1983.
The Seeing Glass CBB-1490
by Jacquelin Gorman
An unforgettable story that tells of a family's legacy of silence, the
color of memory, and the trick of light. The author had a rare optic
condition which became a race against the encroaching darkness. She
finds courage in her brother's brief, tragic life and unquestioning love.
1997.
The Seinfeld Scripts CBB-1694
Features the first 17 episodes of Seinfeld aired during the first two
seasons. The misadventures of Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer have
kept their TV audience laughing for 10 years. 1998.
Selected Letters of Raymond Chandler CBB-0567
edited by Frank McShane
The hundreds of letters of Chandler contained in this volume comment
on his own personal foibles, the works of contemporaries, education,
English society and world events. 1981.
Selected Poems: 1956-1968 BRB-10519
by Leonard Cohen
The Montreal poet is a poet for all seasons and all readers who speaks
with old-fashioned eloquence about love, rebellion, suffering and joy.
1968.
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