California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Cry, Try Again CBB-0447
by John Eckert
The author lost part of his sight at an early age but was able to become
a machinist. When he suddenly lost all of his sight at 36, he attended
San Diego State College to become a social case worker. 1962.
Cuban-American Literature of Exile: From Person to Persona
CBB-1730
by Isabel Alvarez Borland
An insightful introduction to Cuban-American literature and the 1959
exodus of Cubans to the United States. 1998.
The Cuban Mile CBB-1690
by Alejandro Hernandez Diaz
The novel recounts the anxious adventure of two men emigrating from
Cuba across the Straits of Florida on a stolen military raft. Told from
the perspective of a twenty-year-old Cuban artist who has lived through
the U.S. embargo and the fall of the USSR, this poignant tale depicts
the psychological and physical disintegration of its characters trapped
under the Caribbean sun. 1998.
Cumbres de la Civilizacion Espanola BRB-09740
by Gloria de los Rios and Laura de Garcia Lorca, joint editors
A history of Spain, designed and edited for use in the fourth semester
college level and beyond. The selections provide an opportunity to
make direct contact with the work of some of the many Spanish men
and women who have had great part in making the Spanish heritage of
culture what it is. Included are: El Cid, Isabel of Castille, Hernan
Cortes and El Greco. Spanish language. 1959.
The Curse of Camp Cold Lake: (Goosebumps #56) BRB-11641
by R. L. Stine
Nobody at camp wants to be Sarah's water sports buddy--nobody
except Della, a ghost who wants Sarah to be buddies with her forever!
For grades 4-7. 1997.
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