California Collection - Braille Institute of America

unique resort popular among writers and film companies. Using her
diary and her memories, Mrs. Eaton tells her story which ended with
her death in 1947. 1980.
Diary of the Century: Tales from America's Greatest Diarist
CBB-1137
by Edward Robb Ellis
A reporter's candid and passionate account of American life as recorded
in his sixty-eight-year diary--the largest one in the United States. Ellis
recounts his interactions with presidents, movie stars, religious leaders,
and murderers. He provides fresh perspectives on events and
personalities of the twentieth century. 1995.
Did I Do Something Wrong? BRB-11335
by Heidi H. Spencer
The author addresses the concerns of parents and loved ones seeking
help. The book teaches parents and partners about how therapy works
and how to deal with feelings which go hand in hand with a loved one's
therapy. Includes interviews. 1995.
Did Somebody Pack the Baby? The Family Moving Book
CBB-0260
by Barbara Friedrich
The family moving book tells how to buy and sell your house, what to
do before the mover comes, how to travel with the baby, pets and
plants, packing and unpacking, and meeting new friends and neighbors.
1978.
Different Just Like Me CBB-1829 / BRB-11760
by Lori Mitchell
While preparing for a visit to her grandmother, a young girl notices that
like the flowers in Grammie's garden, people who are different from
one another also share similarities, and it's okay to like them all the
same. For grades 2-4. 1999.
Dina Cashman BRB-10520
by Kathleen Norris
Searching for security, beautiful but poor, Dina Cashman impulsively
accepts an offer of marriage from Rogers Holland, a rich man she likes
but does not love. When Dina finds herself deeply in love with a
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