California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Abel's Island BRB-11520
by William Steig
A Robinson Crusoe-like tale about the adventures of the gallant mouse,
Abelard Hassam di Chirico Flint, who is swept away from his wife's
side in a torrential storm and marooned on a desert island for a year.
For grades 3-5. 1997.
Abigail Adams: Witness to a Revolution BRB-11334
by Natalie S. Bober
Biography of the first lady, who was an exemplary woman of the
eighteenth century. Intelligent and capable, she was also modest and
soft, as women were expected to be. The author presents Abigail's
thoughts and concerns as expressed in her letters and reveals Abigail's
unique character. Bober also tells what daily life was like for educated
women of Revolutionary times. For grades 5-8. 1995.
The Abuse of Innocence: The McMartin Preschool Trial CBB-0818
by Paul Eberle and Shirley Eberle
An account of the trial of two Manhattan Beach preschool
teachers for child sexual abuse written by two investigative reporters
who attended the 6-year case from pretrial hearings through retrials.
1993.
Access to National Library Service Information on Internet CBB-1020
by National Library Service
Directions to Internet access via “Marvel” Library of Congress’
gopher. Access to National Library Service catalog. 1994.
Accidental Roommates CBB-1598
by Charlotte Maclay
Hannah Jansen is a good girl who lives in an excruciatingly small town.
When her hotel mixes her reservations, she is put in the same room as
sexy rancher Holt Janson. In the big city, she is footloose and
fancy-free and ready for romance. 1997.
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