California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Bib-Overalls, Barefeet and Famine BRB-10914
by Doug Spears
An autobiographical account of family life in Glenwood, Colorado, a
small Rocky Mountain village where the author's family moved when
he was one year old. 1982.
Bible, New Testament, Hebreos, Santiago, San Pedro I and II,
San Juan I, II and III, and Judas BRB-10891
The Good News for Modern Man popular version of a letter to the
Hebrews; a letter of James; the first and second letters of Peter; the
first, second and third letters of John; and a letter of Jude. Spanish
language.
Bible Stories Everyone Should Know BRB-11664
by Jesse L. Hurlbut
Includes Bible stories.
Bicycling Santa Barbara BRB-10929
by John Lewis
Santa Barbara is favored with excellent weather, a sea coast, a
mountain range and inland valleys. Within the range of the twelve
bicycle rides given, there are several bicycle paths within the urban
area and the routes vary from a few miles to 70 miles. 1983.
Big Falling Snow: A Tewa-Hopi Indian's Life and Times
and the History and Traditions of His People BRB-10825
by Albert Yava
Albert Yava, a respected Tewa-Hopi elder who was born in 1888
recalls what life was like in the early days, in Northern Arizona, as he
weaves into his recollections the old legends, traditions, beliefs and oral
histories of the wandering clans that came together on the mesas to
become the Hopi people. 1978.
The Big Fisherman BRB-11062
by Lloyd Cassel Douglas
Simon Peter, disciple of Christ, is the central figure in this novel. A
subplot deals with a girl whose hatred for her father, the Jewish Herod
Antipas, vanishes when she meets Jesus.
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