California Collection - Braille Institute of America

The Bird's Nest BRB-10464
by Shirley Jackson
A young woman in a New England town who is led to seek the help of
a psychiatrist finds that she is divided among and tortured by four
distinct personalities. 1974.
The Birth of Britain: History of the English Speaking Peoples; v. 1
BRB-09920
by Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
This four part history of the British Empire from the Roman invasions
to the death of Queen Victoria emphasizes its influence upon the other
English speaking peoples of the world. 1956.
The Bisexual Option: A Concept of One-Hundred Percent Intimacy
CBB-0436
by Fred Klein
The author, a psychiatrist, who has conducted his own research in the
bisexual field, studied case histories, and delved into sociology,
psychology, history, literature and art. Explicit descriptions of sex.
1978.
Bitter Melon CBB-1809
by Jeff Gillenkirk
Chinese immigrants built railroads, mines and farms in California.
After the Chinese Exclusion Act in 1882, some Chinese stayed in
California. In 1915 a group of Chinese immigrants built their own town
called Locke in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta area. Locke
provided a place of refuge for incoming laborers then and today. 1987.
Bitter Sweets CBB-1880
by G. A. McKevett
Savannah Reid, a Southern-born sleuth, established herself as a P.I. in
San Carmelita, California. When Savannah completes her first case,
murder enters the picture and she must sort out clues, clear her name,
and find the killer. 1997.
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