California Collection - Braille Institute of America

The Son of Man; the Story of Jesus BRB-10536
by Emil Ludwig
Emil Ludwig's sincere and human approach to Jesus depicts the world
of his feelings, finding the key to his nature not in his genius but in his
human heart. 1957.
Son of the Wilderness: The Life of John Muir CBB-0588
by Linnie Marsh Wolfe
The author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of John Muir
worked closely with Muir's papers and with his family to create a full
portrait of him, not only as America's firebrand conservationist and
founder of the national park system, but also as husband, father and
friend. 1978.
Songs My Mother Sang to Me: An Oral History of Mexican American
Women CBB-1255
by Patricia Preciado Martin
The author recorded interviews with ten Mexican American women
born near the beginning of the twentieth century, edited the results, and
compiled them into this detailed narrative of life along the Arizona
border. Their stories generally chronicle a rural start, steeped in family
and religious tradition, followed by a move to an urban center. 1992.
Sons and Daughters CBB-0740
by Stephen Longstreet
With this concluding volume of the “Fiore Trilogy,” Stephen
Longstreet once again turns his attention to the international financial
clan--this time to the third generation and beyond. From World War II
to the complacent fifties, from the activist sixties to the disillusioned
seventies, culminating in Watergate, it is a chronicle of a family's
boundless vision of America and of the very human passions shaped by
that vision. 1987.
Sound of Rattles and Clappers CBB-1254
by Greg Sarris
In this anthology of poetry and fiction, ten Native Americans of
California Indian ancestry illuminate aspects of their respective
cultures. 1994.
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