California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Taming the Forty-Niner BRB-10864
by Elizabeth Margo Freidel
Drawing on the letters and diaries of the forty-niners in the California
gold rush, this study of frontier social development emphasizes
personal characteristics, working, gambling and drinking, the
adjustment to an alien environment, and the role of women on the
frontier.
Tammy in Rome BRB-10459
by Cid Ricketts Sumner
This fresh and appealing novel takes Tammy to the eternal city where
she manages to turn things upside-down. For high school and adult
readers. For junior and senior high readers. 1965.
Tammy Out of Time, a Novel BRB-08641
by Cid Rickets Sumner
After the law caught up with her grandfather, Tammy sought shelter at
Peter Brent's plantation near Natchez, Mississippi, where she found a
different life and love. For high school and adult readers. 1948.
Tammy, Tell Me True BRB-10448
by Cid Ricketts Sumner
Tammy's adventures are set in a southern town where she enrolls in a
small college while her fiancé is attending an agricultural school in
another location. For high school and adult readers. 1959.
Tangled Memories CBB-1425
by Marita Sturken
Focuses on two of the most traumatic events in recent history: the
Vietnam Water and the AIDS epidemic. Discusses the camera images
and screen memory of The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Vietnam
War as Docudrama, the AIDS Memorial Quilt, and AIDS posters.
1967.
Taps for Private Tussie BRB-08636
by Jesse Stuart
A novel about Kentucky mountain people in which a shiftless young
man dies while in the Army and his widow receives the incredible sum
of $10,000 in insurance. 1943.
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