California Collection - Braille Institute of America

penniless artist, she does not know if she can leave her comfortable life
with Rogers to return again to a life of poverty. 1942.
Dinosaur Worlds CBB-1525
by Don Lessem
Explains the latest findings about new dinosaurs and familiar ones as
well. Examines their natural habitats and fossil evidence of their
environments. For grades 3-6. 1996.
Disabled CBB-1624
by David Bender
The “Current Controversies Series” examines important social, political
and economic debates about the disabled. The diverse opinions cover
many sides of each issue on Americans with Disabilities Act,
mainstreaming the disabled, and other pertinent issues. 1997.
The Disappearance CBB-1783
by J. F. Freedman
On one summer night, fourteen-year-old Emma Lancaster vanishes
from the bedroom of her Montecito home. As a frantic search begins,
police try to find Emma. Eight days later they find her murdered and
search for the killer. 1998.
Disaster Preparedness for Disabled People CBB-0706
by the American Red Cross
Special disaster advice for persons with impaired mobility, vision and
hearing, and the elderly. Includes special tips for neighborhood
planning. Explains what to do before, during and after six kinds of
disasters: earthquake, fire, flood and hurricane, tornado or tsunami.
Appendices list: home emergency supplies, storage of supplies and
guide for reserve food supplies.
Disasters CBB-1297
by Laura Conlon and Merilee Hooker
A series of books for young elementary readers on natural disasters.
Series titles included are: “Hurricanes,” “Earthquakes,” “Fire,”
“Floods,” “Tornadoes,” and “Volcanoes.” For grades K-3. 1993.
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