California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Small Wonder: The Story of the Yale Puppeteers and the Turnabout
Theatre CBB-0553
by Forman George Brown
The Yale Puppeteers in their college years, the establishment of their
theaters in Los Angeles and New York and their brief encounter with
the movies, are revealed in this adventure of the success and failure of
the company of puppeteers which for 15 years operated that unique
Hollywood institution, Turnabout Theatre. 1980.
Smart Dog BRB-11646
by Ralph Leemis
A farmer dreams of what his life might be like if his dog were a
celebrity, only to discover that he likes his life just the way it is. For
preschool-grade 2. 1993.
Smoked: A True Story about the Kids Next Door CBB-1283
by Leon Bing
An intimate description of the day to day lives of teenagers as told by a
sociologist. 1993.
So Dear to My Heart BRB-08382
by Sterling North
A story of ten-year-old Jeremiah whose life with his stern grandmother
on an Indiana farm in 1903 is enriched by devotion to a black lamb.
1947.
Social Life in Greece BRB-10976
by J. P. Mahaffy
A history of the social life in Ancient Greece. 1932.
The Society of Six California Colorists CBB-0929 / BRB-11187
by Nancy Boas
Practically obscured by history, the group called the Society of Six
represents a unique phenomenon in American art. These six plein-air
painters joined together in 1917 to form an association that would last
almost 15 years. During this period, they painted and worked to create
color-centered modernist idiom, with vibrant golds, reds and blues
fused with a charmed sense of light. The Six were at once loyal to the
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