California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Gray Otis, publisher of The Los Angeles Times--a battle for the future
of Los Angeles. 1992.
Breast Cancer: What You Should Know (But May Not Be Told) about
Prevention , Diagnosis, and Treatment CBB-1632
by Steve Austin and Cathy Hitchcock
A step-by-step approach to breast cancer patients' diagnosis, treatment
and prevention. 1994.
Breath of the Sun: Life in Early California as Told by a Chumash
Indian, Fernando Librado to John P. Harrington BRB-10856
edited by Travis Hudson
This first-hand description of Mission Indian life in Southern California
before and after the secularization of the missions in 1834 is narrated
by Fernando Librado Kitsepawit, a Chumash Indian who personally
witnessed more than a century of contact between Spanish and native
American cultures in the Ventura-Santa Barbara area. 1980.
Bret Harte, a Biography BRB-10871
by Richard O'Connor
This lively, anecdotal biography of one of America's foremost regional
writers, is critical but understanding, and successfully humanizes an
enigmatic and unsympathetic literary figure who played an elegant and
sometimes dubious role in British high society. 1966.
A Brief History of Dog Guides for the Blind CBB-0207
by Nelson Coon
The Perkins Blindness Library has cooperated with the Seeing Eye, Inc.
in making available the material in their collection on the association of
blind men and keen-eyed dogs through the centuries. 1959.
The Broken Mirror CBB-1777 / BRB-11761
by Kirk Douglas
Young Moishe loves to hear his sister, Rachel, read him a fairy tale
about an evil mirror broken and scattered by Satan. He wonders
whether shards of that mirror have the power to turn people's hearts
cold. He knows that they do when the Nazis imprison his family in a
concentration camp. 1997.
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