YVONNE FAIR TESSLER - Braille Institute of America

the demands of the powerful Framlings. She must act as a reluctant
friend to the arrogant daughter Lavinia and must also keep her head
about her when Sir Fabian Framling shows more than a passing interest
in her life.
INGALLS, RACHEL
Binstead's Safari: A Novel
RC 28648
A novel of psychological self-exploration. Anthropologist Stan
Binstead is en route from New England to the African bush to search
for a lion-worshiping cult. His drab wife, Millie, is along, despite the
objections of the philandering Stan. Millie then falls in love with a
dashing game warden, and, while Millie blossoms.
IRVING, JOHN, 1942-
The World According to Garp: A Novel
RC 11764
The fictional life and times of T. S. Garp, famous writer and son of
Jenny, an early feminist leader. Named after a father he never sees,
Garp grows up to be a fiercely independent, determined individual and
his mother's equal.
ISMCS, SUSAN, 1943-
Almost Paradise
RC 20243
The title describes the once-happy Cinderella marriage of actor and
actress Nicholas and Jane Cobleigh. This sweeping novel follows them
from their cold-water-flat to the visible success of Fifth Avenue, and
portrays the generation that produced them, the children of their
marriage, and their collection of high- and low-born friends.
After All These Years
RC 35947
Rosie Meyers does not give up hope that her estranged husband Richie
will reconsider divorcing her until she trips over his corpse in the
kitchen. The fact that she tries to yank the knife from his body seals
her fate as the prime suspect. Realizing that the real killer's trail is
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