California Collection - Braille Institute of America

tipped her into madness. After a long battle with tuberculosis she died
in 1967. 1987.
Volver a Amar CBB-0573
by Danielle Steel
Isabella and Amaden, the darlings of international society, rule the
House of San Gregorio, the most respected name in Rome couture.
Though their lives are rich and full, nothing outshines their enduring
love for one another. One day Anadeo is kidnapped and brutally
murdered and Isabella doubts she will ever love again. Spanish
language. 1981.
Von Ryan's Express BRB-08722
by David Westheimer
In an Italian POW camp, the ranking officer among the Americans and
British is a martinet named Ryan, who insists on maintaining military
discipline. Under his direction, the prisoners take over the entire train
that is transporting them to Germany. For junior and senior high
readers. 1960.
A Voyage to South America BRB-10705
by Jorge Juan
Chapters about the history and geography of many cities in South
America. 1964.
Vulnerable People: A View of American Fiction Since 1945
CBB-0282
by Josephine Hendin
Believing novels offer a documentary of our problems and our
solutions, the author combines social awareness and psychological
insight to relate postwar fiction to changes in sexual mores, the
economical climate, the aspirations of men and women, and the desire
for self-improvement. 1978.
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