California Collection - Braille Institute of America

there are side trips to El Pueblo Historic Park, Chinatown and Griffith
Park. 1981.
Taking It CBB-1213 / BRB-11694
by Michael Cadnum
Anna Charles plays her private shoplifting games as an occasional
release. But now the dangerous game has taken over, and she finds
things in her pockets that she can't remember taking. As Anna pushes
the boundaries of what she can get away with, she is unraveling,
betraying herself, looking for help even as she courts catastrophe.
1995.
Tales of California from the History and Folklore of the Far West
CBB-0115
by Hector Haight Lee
The local history of California forms the background of these stories
which are essentially true insofar as the historical facts can be verified,
but in some cases the folk have fashioned a local legend which can be
closer to spirit than actual fact. 1974.
Tales of the South Pacific BRB-08332
by James Albert Michener
Composed of sketches describing the strain and boredom, the careful
planning and heroic action, the color and beauty of the islands, and all
that made up life for Navy personnel in the Pacific during the critical
days of World War II. Pulitzer Prize 1948. 1949.
Tall Tales from the High Hills BRB-10194
by Ellis Credle
Twenty tales gathered from the folk of the Blue Ridge Mountains and
handed down from one generation to another. For grades 5-8. 1957.
Tallulah, Darling: A Biography of Tallulah Bankhead CBB-0466
by Denis Brian
This is the intimate biography of an outrageous and outspoken woman
who baited the world with her decadent antics until she became a
physical and mental wreck through drink and cocaine. 1980.
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