Colorado Collection Books Added Before 2000 1 CC 333 Hag's Nook

Colorado Collection Books added before 2000

CC 333 Hag's Nook Author: Carr, John Dickson. Narrator: Schlessman, Dolores. Based on legend that Starberths die of broken necks, Scotland Yard takes notice when Martin Starberth is murdered. The cunning murder plot is discovered. 1971 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2325 Half-A-Moon Inn Author: Fleischman, Paul. Narrator: Freeman, Allen When his mother fails to return home during a snowstorm, Aaron, a mute, sets out to find her. Grades 4-7. (1 sound cassette)

CC 301 Handbook For Blind College Stu Author: NFB. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. Pamphlet giving advice on telchniques for getting through college. It emphasizes rehabilitation and the use of the library. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2875 Handbook Official Bum & Hermit Author: Ward, Nancy. Narrator: Brown, Kenneth. Humorous, self-sufficiency, self-help book. Author suffers from environmental illness & targets that audience. (1 sound cassette)

CC 147 Hanging At Leadville. Author: Judd, Cameron. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Leadville is a melting pot of Irish and Swedes, steelworkers and scam artists. It's a town where two reporters carrying pencils, pads, and six-guns will meet their match. They're searching for a Civil War criminal who may be alive and well in Leadville. But with a dead body found and lost, and an innocent boy running from a killer, the two men have more than a story on their hands. (Remastered 2/2008) (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7344 It Happened at Cecilia's Author: Tamar, Erika. Narrator: Newman, Mimi. Ninth grader Andy's quiet life with his father and cat above their Manhattan restaurant is threatened when his father falls in love and their restaurant is "discovered" bringing in the Mafia for a cut of the increasing business. Grades 6 to 9. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3324 Happy Bear, Christmas star Author: Gerver, Jane. Narrator: Carroll, Auralea. Happy Bear stars in the school Christmas play. (1 sound cassette)

CC 578 Happy Harvest Author: Barker, Jane Valentine. Narrator: Moore, Julie. Short stories from a child's point of view about life in Colorado during the 1800's. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3164 Hard Winter at Broken Arrow Cross. Author: Bly, Stephen A. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Half-frozen, Stuart Brannon stumbles into an isolated stage station in Co during a blizzard. There he finds a wounded prospector & sets about nursing him back to health. Winter storms bring other stragglers to the station. Drawn into their desperate plights, Brannon endangers his life, & must deal with a variety of moral issues. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2955 The Hardy Boys Ghost Stories. Author: Dixon, Franklin W. Narrator: Welch, Randy. Frank and Joe are about to find out as they face some of their most challenging cases ever -- six startling journeys into the heart of mystery and fear. Grade 4-7. (Remastered 10/2008). (1 sound cassette) CC 736 Harry Houdini: Young Magician Author: Borland, Kathryn Kilby. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. A fictionalized biography of Harry Houdini, written for younger readers. For grades 6-9. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3055 Harvest moon watch. Author: Iwamura, Kazuo. Narrator: Collins, Jeanne. The forest mice encounter tree frogs, dragonflies, inchworms, and birds as they climb a tree to enjoy the beauty of the setting sun and the rising moon. (1 sound cassette)

CC 462 Haunted Author: Herbert, James. Narrator: Marilyn Aamodt The surviving heirs of the Mariell family knew their country home was haunted by an unspoken horror from the past. Now they've challenged David Ash, a skeptical psychic investigator to prove them wrong. 1990. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 210 Haunted mask. Goosebumps ; #11 Author: Stine, R.L. Narrator: Rios, Laverne. (1 sound cassette)

CC 104 Of Haviland And Honey Author: Metz, Myrtle D. Narrator: Marilyn Aamodt A memoir of growing up on Colorado's Western Slope during the Great Depression. It recreates the warmth, sincerity, and integrity of an earlier age. Recalling her remarkable extended family and the colorful residents of Crawford, Colorado, and its surrounding areas. She describes everyday life in hard times as it was experienced by the residents of a close-knit rural community. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7292 Head of a Chancery Author: Beaty, Betty. Narrator: Braisted, Marjorie. Madeline's job at the British Embassy in a Latin country was fascintating and challenging, marred by the harshly critical and attitude of one of the senior officials, James Fitzgerald. Unfortunately, a series of mishaps confirms his low opinion of her. (1

sound cassette)

CC 2269 Heading Toward Omega Author: Ring, Kenneth. Narrator: Sullivan, Betty. Meaning of near-death experience for the survivor. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 294 Hearing-Ear Dogs Author: Emert, Phyllis Raybin. Narrator: Rios, Laverne. Discusses the history, training, uses, and breeds of dogs who work with the deaf, and lists hearing-ear dog programs in the United States. For young adults. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7396 In a Heart Beat Author: Potempa, Sharon. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. The Denver author tells how her undiagnosed heart disease nearly cost her her life, and how she survived a long recovery. (1 sound cassette)

CC 573 Heartlight Author: Barron, T. A. Narrator: Conway, Roberta. Only Kate could coax her astrophysicist grandfather to stop slaving in his (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7374 When Hearts Are Light Again Author: Loring, Emilie. Narrator: Aamodt, Marilyn. Foresaking glamorous, wartime Washington, D.C., April Trevor came home to work as a secretary in the local defense plant. Unexpectedly, Captain Greg Hunt also returned on a secret mission to unmask a dangerous sabateur. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 115 Heart's Haven Author: Barnett, Jill. Narrator: Roberts, Melissa. When Hallie Frederiksen's father was lost at sea, she was shocked to discover that he had named Kit Howland to be her guardian, just three short years ago Hallie had blushed with a girl's infatuation for the handsome San Francisco whaling agent. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7331 Hello Huckleberry Heights Author: Delton, Judy. Narrator: Widdim, Shirley. Tony Doyle moves from Saint Paul, Minnesota to a suburban neighborhood where he discovers that life can be full of fun and new experiences. Grades 3 to 5. (1 sound cassette)

CC 769 Hello, Mrs Piggle Wiggle Author: MacDonald, Betty. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle is a remarkable old lady whom children love. She lives in an upside-down house and smells like cookies. She was once married to a pirate! 1957. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2251 Help I'm A Prisoner In The Lib Author: Clifford, Eth. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. Two sisters spend a scary night trapped in the public library during a blizzard. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2206 Hero From Otherwhere Author: Williams, Jay. Narrator: Aron, Louise. Science fiction about some high school boys who are sent to the principal's office for fighting who discover another world full of fantasy behind the office door. For young adult readers. 1972. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3167 Heroine of the Titanic Author: Blos, Joan W. Narrator: Carnes, Beth. Molly Brown's legend really began when she booked passage on the R.M.S. Titanic. When the great ship sank, she took charge of a lifeboat and offered comfort and courage until help arrived. From then on, she was known as the Unsinkable Molly Brown. PS-K (1 sound cassette)

CC 2089 Hey, What's The Matter With Th Author: Wojciechowska, Maia. Narrator: Aron, Louise. Three brothers have a cat named Brat, a dog named Troy, three ponies, and a bicycle each. Matt thinks they need a mother, too-- so he sets out to help his dad find one. Grades 3-6. 1969. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2286 Hi Lo Country Author: Evans, Max. Narrator: Brown, Bill. Two good friends love the same, married woman. Both men have ties to harsh New Mexican country. They drink, gamble, fight and rodeo together while fighting off their dangerous feelings about the woman. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2022 Hide Or Seek Author: Dobson, James C. Narrator: Furer, Norma. Doctor Dobson proposes strategies to cultivate self-esteem in each child through protecting the child from the agony of inferiority. He recommends compensation for unfair value judgements which damage self-image. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 587 High Country Names Author: Arps, Louisa W. Narrator: Jeanelle, Joy. Dictionary of names and information about the Rocky Mountain National Park, Grand Lake, etc. First published to Celebrate Rocky Mountain National Park's 50th anniversary in 1965. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 2288 Hispanic Colorado: Chronicles Author: Ayer, Eleanor H. Narrator: Baca, Polly. History of Spanish-speaking peoples in Colorado. Discusses problems and solutions. (1 sound cassette)

CC 289 Historic Denver For Kids Author: Smith, Barbara A. Narrator: Schlessman, Dolores. Field guide for planning trips to historic places in the Denver metro area for adults and kids. Gives information about seventy sites, with street addresses, phone numbers, contact persons, and a brief history of each location. For grades 3-6. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2540 Historic Tours:Denver Mint Author: Eitemiller, David. Narrator: Sardella, Ed. Beginning with the discovery of gold ore in the Rockies, this pamphlet traces the history of coinage at the Denver Mint, and includes the history of the turn-of-century building that houses it. Jende-Hagan Book Co., 1983 (1 Sound Cassette)

CC 7340 Hit and run Author: Phipson, Joan. Narrator: Newman, Mimi. Sixteen year old Roland's hit-and-run accident in a borrowed car sends him fleeing into the wild Australian countryside where he struggles for both survival and respect. Junior/ senior high school. (1 sound cassette)

CC 588 Hocus-Pocus Dilemma Author: Kibbe, Pat. Narrator: Verbiscar, Linda. B.J. is a 10-year-old girl convinced she is a mindreader. Some of her predictions actually come true! Can she really predict the future? For grades 4-7. (1 sound cassette)

CC 567 Holladay Street Author: Miller, Max. Narrator: Rios, Laverne. Prospectors and whose easy virtue won fame and fortune in the most infamous the incredible story of the special Denver woman who came in 1858 for the bordello in the lawless West. 1962. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 412 Hollering Sun Author: Wood, Nancy. Narrator: Wolf, Diane. During long friendship with Taos Pueblo Indians, the author collected information about their beliefs & roots. The book reflects both their uniqueness & universality. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2370 Hombre Author: Leonard, Elmore. Narrator: Seifert, Bill. John Russel's nickname was Tres Hombres . He was strong, and was a frontier man capable of living in 3 worlds-- the white man's, the Mexican's and the Apache's. He shows his true grit in facing down viscious stagecoach (2 sound cassettes)

CC 484 Home From Far. Author: Little, Jean. Narrator: Peterson, Carol. Account of a girl who lost her twin brother in an accident, and the steps the family took to adjust to a new life. For grades 4-7. (1 sound cassette)

CC 178 Homespun Dreams Author: Dovel, Maxine B. Narrator: Robinson, Ethel G. American poetry Silers, 1971 (1 sound cassette)

CC 151 Hometowns Author: Preston, John. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. Gay men write about the places they have made their homes in an emotional and wide-ranging exploration of identity, culture, generation and community. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 575 Honeymaid: Silver Dollar Tabor Author: Roberts, Martha Gaby. Narrator: Gallow, Connie. Honeymaid or Silver Dollar Tabor, the youngest daughter of Horace and Baby Doe Tabor. This appealing story tells of the badgered and protected Silver Dollar from five to 18 years as she and her family went from riches to rags. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 751 Hooded Empire: KKK In Colorado Author: Goldberg, Robert Alan. Narrator: Bosacki, Anthony. Well-researched and written case study of Colorado klansmen unveils a major branch, rivaled only by Indiana's, in the KKK movement of the 1920's. Goldberg focuses on five Colorado communities: Denver, Pueblo, Canon City, Colorado Springs, and Grand Junction. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 221 Horace Tabor: his life and the legend. Author: Smith, Duane A. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. Fascinating biography of Horace Tabor. Full attention is paid to his mining business, and political activities, as well as his matrimonial escapades. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 2949 Horror High: Mr. Popularity Author: Adams, Nicholas. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. Cassie didn't know that Brad (Mr. Popularity) heard voices that told him how to get what he wanted--and he wanted cassie. (1 sound cassette) CC 2043 Hot air Henry Author: Calhoun, Mary. Narrator: Plummer, Diane. Henry, the sassy Siamese cat, takes off in a hot air balloon and has adventures with an eagle, a big goose, and some telephone wires before he comes down. Grades K-3. 1981. (1 sound cassette)

CC 461 Hot Pursuit Author: Scott, Gavin. Narrator: Loventhal, Elaine. Young reporter in New Zealand covers a disappearance & finds himself suddenly involved in international intrigue. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2442 How Do You Hear A Sunrise? Author: Jones, Mary Harper. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. A nature journal written by a resident of Sugarloaf in Boulder County,

because she wanted to share her love of the area. Jones is a patron of the library. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2819 How many days to America : a Thanksgiving story Author: Bunting, Eve. Narrator: Nash, Diane. A family flees its native country in a small boat and lands in America on a particularly appropriate holiday; PW called this "a Thanksgiving story that knows no season or race, but is for everyone all year 'round." Ages 3-8. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2822 How the Manx cat lost its tail Author: Stevens, Janet. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. Everybody knows that Manx cats today don't have tails. But did they ever? Some pople think so. They say the Manx cat lost his tail jumping onto the Ark at the very last moment, just as Noah was slamming the door. And ever after that, Manx cats have no tails. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2345 How To Break Addiction To A Pe Author: Halpern, Howard M. Narrator: Marilyn Aamodt A step-by-step guide to breaking off lingering, yet joyless, relationships. 1982. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 758 How to eat a poem and other morsels Author: Agree, Rose H. Narrator: Kasub, Loyce. Food poems for children. 1967. (1 sound cassette)

CC 666 How To Get Up When You're Down Author: Lundstrom, Lowell. Narrator: Jeanelle, Joy. Discouraged, depressed, defeated? This inspirational book will tell you how to do something about it: a scriptural cure for depression. 1981. (1 sound cassette)

CC 500 How To Save Your Own Life. Author: Jong, Erica. Narrator: Mock, Eva. Novel dealing with the gradual stages of a failing marriage. It is also about Hollywood, sexual experimentation, and finding happiness in love. Rough language. 1977. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 2583 How To Start,Finance,Manage Author: Mancuso, Joseph R. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Revised and updated guide to making your own entrepreneurial dreams come true in your own small business. Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, 1984 (3 sound cassettes)

CC 7372 The Howard Hughes Affair: A Toby Peterson Mystery Author: Kaminsky, Stuart M. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Toby Peters is hired by Howard Hughes to investigate a spy at his dinner party. Peters gets into an assortment of unlikely situation and it takes Basil Rathbone to extricate him. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2614 Humor Of The American Cowboy Author: Hoig, Stan. Narrator: Siefert, Bill. Authentic collection of tall tales, anecdotes, yarns, jokes, and humorous incidents of the old west which not only entertain but focus on this relatively neglected phase of a cowboy's life. University of Nebraska press, 1958 (1 sound cassette)

CC 2107 Humor Of The High Country Author: Beckner, Raymond M. Narrator: Johnson, Buz. Dedicated to all who can share and enjoy humor as it prevailed over hardships for so many years in the high country, this book is exactly what its title indicates. 1976. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3309 I Hate Your Guts,Ben Brooster Author: Clifford, Eth. Narrator: Filson, Marie. When Charlie's Shrimpy cousin, Ben, came to visit, no one told him Ben was a genius. Charlie finds out that part of Ben's genius is for getting into enormous trouble. Charlie hates Ben the Brat, but when Ben gets into really big trouble, Charlie has to save him...doesn't he? (1 sound cassette)

CC 468 I Hauled These Mountains In He Author: Wood, Frances. Narrator: Saliman, Paul. Story of David Wood, who came to colorado 1876 and became king of the freight lines . Written by his two daughters. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2608 I Married A Soldier Author: Lane, Lydia Spencer. Narrator: Howes, Teresa. The author takes us through her 16 years as the wife of an army major traveling through much of Texas and New Mexico. University of New Mexico, 1964 (1 Sound Cassette)

CC 2458 I Remember Tin Cup Author: Perry, Eleanor. Narrator: Sullivan, Betty. Folksy history of Tin Cup, Colorado, and the happy and tragic times of the people who lived in the old Western Slope gold mining town. 1986 (1 sound cassette) CC 2575 I Stand By Sand Creek Author: Dunn, Lt. Col. William R. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Author maintains that the Sand Creek Massacre was misrepresented as to the heinous crimes committed by the U.S. Army against the Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians which have made the battle infamous. Old Army Press, 1985 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2257 I Want A Home With No Problems Author: Kessler, Jay. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. President of Youth For Christ International answers questions about family relationships and sex from a Christian perspective. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2148 I Will Call It Georgie's Blues Author: Newton, Suzanne. Narrator: Swaim, Jessica. Because the children of the Baptist minister in a small town in North Carolina have difficulty conforming to the role expected by their father, 15-year-old Neal feels he must hide his consuming interest in jazz. For jr. jigh, high school readers. 1983. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2050 I Will Fight No More Forever Author: Beal, Merrill D. Narrator: Sullivan, Betty. The story of the tragic Nez Perce war against the U.S. Calvalry. Using the words of the title, Chief Joseph ended this short, savage episode in American-Indian relations in the Montana winter of 1877. 1963. (4 sound cassettes) CC 2824 I wish I were a butterfly Author: Howe, James. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. Amid the tinted foliage and tangled undergrowth of a waning season, day breaks on swampswallow pond. But while most of the crickets fiddle happily at their music and passers-by go about their business, the littlest cricket struggles with a mighty problem. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2056 I Would If I Could Author: Miles, Betty. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. 10 year old Patty Roder had a surprise waiting at her grandmother's house in Ohio when she went to spend the summer. She was just sure it was a bike, but she was the one surprised. 1982. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2063 Iceberg. Dirk Pitt novels ; #2 Author: Cussler, Clive. Narrator: Hausburg, Louise. An Icelandic yacht that disappeared en route to secret negotiations with U.S. contractors is discovered frozen in an iceberg. The only clues for Dirk Pitt of the National Underwater and Marine Agency are the passengers' charred remains and several ornately carved rings. Some violence and some strong language. 1975. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2590 I'd Do It Again Author: Gleason, Sarah A. Narrator: Folger, Bill. Overview of the 'patchwork quilt' of teaching experiences that came to one Colorado woman in her 52 year career as an educator. 1982. (1 sound cassette) CC 2437 I'D Rather Be In Denver Author: Tooley, Dale. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Warm, witty biopgraphy by an ex-Denver district attorney. He ran for mayor four times, nearly winning each time. During the race with Fedrico Pena, he realized he had inoperable cancer, and wrote this memoir. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2128 If It's Not Funny Why Am I Lau Author: Mulford, Philippa Greene. Narrator: Furer, Norma. Mimi, a high school sophomore, is caught up in her friends' immature attitudes toward sex, which almost results in tragedy. For junior and senior high school readers. 1982. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7416 If They Can Do It, We Can Too!: Kids Write About Famous People Who Overcame Learning Differences Similar to Theirs Author: Dinneen, Margo Holen. Narrator: Braisted, Marjorie. Eighteen elementary school students write about famous Americans who have learning differences like their own. Grades 3 to 6. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2343 If You Say So, Claude Author: Nixon, Joan Lowery. Narrator: Catlett, Mary Jo. Charming tall tale about tall, thin Shirley and her shorter husband, Claude who move from the Rocky Mountains to Texas in a covered wagon. She is agreeable to Claude, while disagreeing with almost everything he says, and getting help from unusual sources. For children. 1980. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2387 Imagining Success Author: Schneider, Kurt A. Narrator: Brown, Bill. A special course of relaxation exercises which leave the subconscious mind free for programming with imagined pictures of what one desires. SLC- Golden Keys Of Success Seminars. 1977. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 696 The Imperial: Hospitality in the Gold Camp Author: MacKin, Dorothy. Narrator: Clay, Lola. Subtitiled Hospitality in the Gold Camp, this book is the personal history Of Cripple Creek's famous hotel since 1896. 1977. (1 sound

cassette)

CC 2782 Impressions Of Santa Fe Trail Author: Franzwa,Gregory. Narrator: Filson, Marie. Daily diary of trip along the Santa Fe Trail (America's oldest highway to the West) by survey team, from March to May of 1988. Explores in human terms the trail of today and the people who live and work along it. 1988. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7345 Indian Atrocities: Narratives of the Perils and Sufferings of Dr. Knight and John Slover Among the Indians During the Revolutionary War, with Short Memoirs of Colonel Crawford and John Slover Author: Brackenridge, H.H. Narrator: Embleton, Nelson. Personal narrative of an expedition against the Indians during the Colonial period. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3202 Indian Tales & Others Author: Neihardt, John. Narrator: Embleton, Nelson. 17 tales of Indian & frontier life with a supernatural theme. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2006 Indians Of Colorado: Chronicles Author: Ayer, Eleanor H. Narrator: Kent, Cynthia. Cynthia Kent, the Executive Director of the Colorado Commision on Indian Affairs, a Southern Ute herself, reads this book which

concerns itself with the history of Indians in Colorado. It also deals with the question of whether or not white settlers treated the Indians fairly. 1981. (1 sound cassette)

CC 449 Indians Of The Mesa Verde Author: Watson, Don. Narrator: Margolis, Larry. The people & their lives, season-by-season. Archeological background & numerous excellent photographs included. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 654 Indigo Nights Author: O'Neill, Olivia. Narrator: Bartholic, Gertrude. Lady Caroline March called no man master, but her rebellious spirit drove her from staid Victorian England to the East and beyond, into the arms of dashing Captain Rowland Steel, the only man who could match her thirst for freedom. 1977. (7 sound cassettes)

CC 2252 Inside My Feet Author: Kennedy, Richard. Narrator: Stansbery, Steve. A boy tries to find a way to fight the enchantment when enchanted books (1 sound cassette)

CC 79 Intervention Author: Johnson, Vernon E. Narrator: Gibb, Tom. Dr Johnson shows how chemical dependence affects those around the sick person- spouses, children, neighbors, co-workers. He provides a 30-question quiz that the concerned person can use to determine

whether a loved one (1 sound cassette)

CC 407 Into Thin Air Author: Zigal,Thomas. Narrator: Sierota, Norma. Mountain man, ex-hippie, and single father, Sheriff Kurt Muller feels like an outsider in his home town of Aspen, Colorado. But there's nothing ambig- (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3322 Inventors Who Left Their Brand Author: Olsen, Frank. Narrator: Tewell, Renee. The true stories behind the products, food, gadgets, & equipment consumed & used by millions of people every day. (1 sound cassette)

CC 570 Iron Duke Author: Tunis, John R. Narrator: Fox, Ken. Jim Wellington enters Harvard from a small mid-western high school. He wins fame for breaking the inter-collegiate two mile record. A story of the development of a man's character. For grades 10 up. 1938. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 439 Is Sex Necessary? Author: Thurber, James. Narrator: Jeanelle, Joy. Spoof of serious medical books about sex written when the subject was taboo. (1 sound cassette)

CC 499 Island Of Desire Author: Roberts, Janet L. Narrator: Bartholic, Gertrude. Romantic, compelling story in an exotic setting where passions rage for control of a woman's heart. 1977. (6 sound cassettes)

CC 2380 It's Legal To Laugh Author: Green, Milton D. Narrator: Mallery, Gordon. Professor Green demonstrates the rich streak of humor running through the fabric of law, and shows that judges, jurors, and lawyers can be funny. The author gathered his evidence during fifty years as a trial lawyer and professor of law. Vantage Press, 1984. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2493 Ivy cottage Author: Taylor, E.J. Narrator: Aron, Louise. When Miss Biscuit, a retired nanny, decides to move to the country, her rag doll, Miss Pickles, is very unhappy at the prospect. Grades K-3 (1 sound cassette)

CC 2574 Iwo Jima Author: NEWCOMB, RICHARD F. Narrator: Siefert, Bob. The story of the Marine invasion of Iwo Jima which took 5 weeks, instead of the expected 2, and took the lives of many brave men. Bantam Books, 1965 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2610 Jack and the whoopee wind Author: Calhoun, Mary. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. Mad at the wind for blowing everything away, Jack tries a succession of ways to stop it. William Morrow And Co. 1987 (1 sound cassette)

CC 2571 Jacob Two-Two & The Dinosaur Author: Richler, Mordecai. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. Further adventures of an ordinary boy in the extraordinary situation of meeting a dinosaur. Grade 2-4, Alfred A. Knopf, 1987 (1 sound cassette)

CC 2235 Jacob Two-Two Meets The Hooded Author: Richler, Mordecai. Narrator: Aron, Louise. Jacob says everything twice, feeling that no one listens the first time. But he is exiled to Slimer's Isle, a nightmarish prison guarded by wolverines and snakes. There lives the dreadful Hooded Fang, a villain who hates children who say things twice. For grades 4-6. 1975. (1 sound cassette)

CC 533 Jim Bridger, mountain man; a biography. Author: Vestal, Stanley. Narrator: Clarke, Joe. Probably the fairest portrait of Jim Bridger in existence. 1946. Lorers and pathfinders in American history. This biography has been called (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7305 Jim Thorpe : Olympic Champion Author: Van Riper, Guernsey. Narrator: Monismith, Moni. A biography of the American Indian known as one of the best all-round athletes in history, for his accomplishments as an Olympic medal winner as well as an outstanding professional football and basebell player. Grades 3-5 (1 sound cassette)

CC 75 Joaquin Murrieta: The Life Of Author: Romero, Michael. Narrator: Folger, Bill. The biography of Joaquin Murrieta, the early Chicano guerilla leader during the California gold rush. (1 sound cassette)

CC 791 John Colter: Years In Rockies Author: Harris, Burton. Narrator: Seifert, Bill. For over a century the legend of this Wyoming mountain man, who discovered the Yellowstone-Teton area, descended verbally from one generation to the next. 1977. (3 sound cassettes)

CC John Elway. Author: Andersen, T.J. Narrator: Baerns, Kathi. John Elway was called a new breed and one-of-a-kind. He was completely different from any other quarterback. He had everything going for him. This book tells how John Elway led the Denver Broncos to their second Super Bowl. Grades 4-8. (1 sound cassette)

CC 805 JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY: AMERICA'S YOUNGEST PRESIDENT Author: Frisbee, Lucy Post. Narrator: JEANNE AMEN A biography of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, written for juvenile readers, beginning with his youth. (1 sound cassette)

CC 505 John Ringo: The Gunfighter Who Author: Burrows, Jack. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Five stemmed Blackjack Oak. 1987. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2243 Johnny Stands Author: Paige, Harry W. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. A fourteen-year-old Sioux boy must chose between the old ways of his beloved grandfather and the new ways of the world beyond their reservation. For young adult readers. 1982. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2963 Johnson Author: Eichhorn, Dennis P. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. Biography of the actor. Glossary included. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2803 Jordan Author: Eichhorn, Dennis P. Narrator: Knapp, Debbie. Hi/lo biography of basketball star Michael Jordan. Includes glossary. 1987. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2455 Josefina's story quilt Author: Coerr, Eleanor. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. It's 1850, and a little girl is going West with her family. She makes a patchwork quilt chronicling the experiences of the journey, saving the best patches to represent her pet hen, Josefina. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7411 The journal of William Thomas Emerson, a Revolutionary War patriot Author: Denenberg, Barry. Narrator: Koebel, Janice. William, a twelve year old orphan, writes of his experiences in pre- Revolutionary War Boston, where he joins the cause of the patriots who are opposed to British rule. Grades 4 to 6. (1 sound cassette)

CC 831 Journey Outside Author: Steele, Mary Q. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. The raft people live in darkness & travel a circular journey on an underground river. One boy finds his way outside & tries to learn as much as possible so he can ultimately lead his people to the better place. 1969. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2080 Joy On The Mountain Author: Berscheit, Mary Jo. Narrator: Eisenstat, Freddie. The author's story is of her life as a member of the Professional Ski Instructors of America, and the six months a year she spends as an instructor at the Snowmass Ski School. 1981. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3124 Jump Ship To Freedom (#1) Author: Collier, James Lincoln. Narrator: Filson, Marie. Young Daniel Arabus & his mom are slaves in Ct. By law they should be free, since Daniel's father fought in the revolution & earned enough money to buy his family's freedom. But now, Daniel's father is dead & the masters have taken his money. Daniel steals the money back, & when caught, is put aboard a slave ship bound for the West Indies. Can he jump ship in NY & escape to freedom? (Arabus Family Saga Vol 1) (1 sound cassette)

CC 7385 Junior Great Books, Series 5, Vol. 2 Author: The Junior Great Books Foundation. Narrator: Kilfoyle, Jackie. Six brief stories from literature with interpretive questions and writing exercises. Grades 4 to 6. (1 sound cassette)

CC 762 Just For You Author: Rice, Helen Steiner. Narrator: Kasub, Loyce. A special collection of inspirational verses. Helen Steiner Rice talks about God as if he were right at her elbow, and she sincerely believes He is. 1967. (1 sound cassette)

CC 337 Katapult. Author: Kijewski,Karen. Narrator: Tewell, Renee. Kat's cousin Johnny has been found stabbed to death in the parking lot of the Homestead Cafe. This time a killer has struck too close to home-and Cat Colorado is taking it personally. 1990 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2283 Katie Author: Graham, Margaret. Narrator: Plowman, Joyce. Her father abandoned their family in the heart of the depression. Young Katie must help the family survive while maintaining her own growing spirit (4 sound cassettes)

CC 7365 The keeping quilt. Author: Polacco, Patricia. Narrator: Romer, Bea. A homemade quilt ties together the lives of four generations of an immigrant Jewish family, remaining a symbol of their enduring love and faith. Grades preschool to 2. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2927 Kid Blackie Author: Smith, Toby. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Detailed examination of Dempsey's early days in Colorado, when he fought under the name of Kid Blackie. (1 sound cassette)

CC 693 Killer Pancake. Author: Davidson, Diane Mott. Narrator: Conway, Roberta. When Goldy B Schultz, Aspen Meadows' premier caterer, faces the challenge of whipping up a sumptuous low-fat feast for a cosmetics company banquet, she finds out just how ugly the beauty business can be. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2804 Killing Of Chief Crazy Horse Author: Clark, Robert. Narrator: Mitchell, Burton. Three eyewitnesses with widely different perspectives describe the final hours Of Chief Crazy Horse after he is fatally wounded at Fort Robinson in 1877. 1976. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7413 The Kin: Noli's Story Author: Dickinson, Peter. Narrator: Amen, Jeanne. After she and Suth rescue four small children following an attack on Good Place about 200,000 years ago, Noli heeds the warning of Moonhawk and leads the group to safety. Grades 6 to 9. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2353 King Of The Pipers Author: Elwell, Peter. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. A young bagpiper, lacking skill, must use his pipes and music in an attempt to defeat the devil. For grades 2-4. 1984. (1 sound cassette)

CC 571 Know Your Child Author: Stoppard, Miriam. Narrator: Roberts, Melissa. A book describing child development at different ages, ranging from birth to five years. Including, the parent as teacher, normal course of development, factors affecting development, simple tests, tools for learning, the special child, and your child and school. 1991. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3206 Knowledge Of Higher Worlds Author: Steiner, Rudolf. Narrator: Kover, Jennie. A manual for the attainment of supersensible knowledge: enlightenment, thought control, dream life, continuity of consciousness, ETC. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 739 Knute Rockne: Young Athlete Author: Van Riper, Guernsey. Narrator: Braisted, Marjorie. A fictionalized biography of football great, Knute Rockne, written for younger readers. (1 sound cassette)

CC 134 La Partera: Story Of A Midwife Author: Buss, Fran Leeper. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. This is the story of Jesuita Aragon, a Hispanic la partera or midwife. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2249 Ladder Of Rivers: I.P. Olive Author: Chrisman, Harry E. Narrator: Bruns, Robert. (1 sound cassette)

CC 572 Ladies Of The Lamplight Author: Blair, E. R. Narrator: Sullivan, Betty. Anecdotal history of some of the ladies of ill-repute who lived in Colorado in the late 18o0's and early 1900's. 1971. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7322 Ladies' Own Erotica: Tales, Recipes, and Other Mischiefs by Older Women Author: Kensington Ladies' Erotica Society. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. The Kensington Ladies fell that their restlessness might be relieved by exploring their own sensuality. Out of a slow beginning, they find deepening self and sexual awareness. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2543 Land Alone:Western Slope Author: Vandenbusche, Duane. Narrator: Dunlap, Kathy. Four part history of the Western Slope of the Rockies, from the Indians of Mesa Verde to the present day. Concentrates on environmental & water problems. Pruett Publishing, 1981 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7354 Land of the Cliff Dwellers Author: Chapin, Frederick. Narrator: Carpenter, Sean. First attracted to the Rockies for sport, mountaineer and amateur archaeologist Frederick Chapin was one of the first outsiders to be shown the ancient cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde, newly discovered by Colorado homesteaders. His investigations conducted in 1889 and 1890, resulted in this book which includes interpretations of the regions archaeology and history that are still valid today. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2705 Land Of Enchantment: Memoirs of Marian Russell Along the Santa Fe Trail. Author: Russell, Marian Sloan. Narrator: Carnes, Beth.

Memoirs of a strong, energetic woman whose perceptions of Old Santa Fe & pioneer life on the trail paint a vivid picture of the 19th century West. 1954. (remastered 4/2008). (2 sound cassettes)

CC 481 Land Of The Tall Skies Author: Collins, Dabney Otis. Narrator: Wolf, Diane. History of the high plains from the mountains east. Begins when Colordo was covered with water and concludes with present-day Colorado. 1977. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 345 Lands Of Brighter Destiny Author: Junkin, Elizabeth Darby. Narrator: Naumann, Yvonne. The vast amount of land the settlers of the American West had to work with was the foundation of the wealth of the United States. It was and remains today the source of opportunity. Ms Junkin guides you across the public lands of the West, and into the agencies that manage them. 1986. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2630 Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles. Author: Edwards, Julie Andrews. Narrator: Freeman, Allen. The wise & kind Whangdoodle creates a land of remarkable animals- eagerly sought by three children and a professor. Grades 3-6 Harper & Row 1974 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 778 The Last One Left. Author: MacDonald, John D. Narrator: Price, Ernestine. Murder at sea, no survivors, no evidence; no reason not to be $800,000 richer. This MacDonald suspense thriller explodes with action. 1967. (5 sound cassettes)

CC 7359 The Last Suppers. Author: Davidson, Diane Mott. Narrator: Flowers, Barbara. Goldy Bear's second wedding is interrupted by a call from the groom, Detective Tom Schulz. Tom's been accused of murder and Goldy pitches in to prove his innocence. Strong language and violence. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 692 Leadville, Colorado's Magic Ci Author: Blair, E. R. Narrator: Dunlap, Katherine. Leadville-a name, a town, a legend. This book celebrates the lusty brawling history of miners and gold seekers who inhabited the area. Spans the final quarter of the 19th century and the 1st of the 20th. 1980. (5 sound cassettes)

CC 2545 Leadville:A Miner's Epic Author: Voynick, Stephen M. Narrator: Brown, Bill. Hardrock miner relates the history of Leadville, Colorado as he learned it in the mines. Mountain Press Pub. Co., 1984 (1 sound cassette)

CC 2411 Legend Of Llorona Author: Anaya, Rudolfo A. Narrator: Henry, Toni. Historically-based retelling of the Legend of La Llorona, in which the crying woman of Spanish legends is Malinche, the consort of Cortez. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7296 The legend of the painted horse Author: Combs, Harry. Narrator: Hovan, Barbara. Steven Cartwright, a rancher born in Colorado in the 1890’s, sets out to tell the story of how the mysterious painted horse came to the United States. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2145 Legend Of Ogden Jenks Author: Emmitt, Robert. Narrator: Bruns, Robert. Ogden Jenks, frontier loner, was torn by inner conflict, and makes a moving but grotesque protagonist for this novel which was based on a real man who lived through the drama retold in this book. 1970. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2376 Legend Of The Veery Bird Author: Hague, Kathleen. Narrator: Aron, Louise. The beautiful keeper of the forest helps a gentle, reclusive youth when he most needs it, and gives the world a bird with a beautiful voice. For children. 1985. (1 sound cassette)

CC 668 Leo and Emily's zoo Author: Brandenberg, Franz. Narrator: Higson-Smith, Joan. Leo and Emily are going to open their own zoo. It's going to be in Leo's backyard. So far they have goldfish, frogs, and rabbits. Now they need paying customers so they can buy more animals. For K-3. (1 sound cassette)

CC 418 Leo, Zack and Emmie together again Author: Ehrlich, Amy. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. Winter finds Leo, Zack and Emmie at their snowman building best, and snow ball throwing worst. But no amount of spots on their faces, or snow in their boots can come between the friends. 1987. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2900 Lessons in love. River Heights series ; #6 Author: Keene, Carolyn. Narrator: Rios, Laverne. Samantha Daley thinks Mr. Leblanc, the substitute French teacher, is a (1 sound cassette)

CC 7342 Let's get invisible. Goosebumps ; #6 Author: Stine, R.L. Narrator: Kilfoyle, Jackie. When a magic mirror holds twelve-year-old Max invisible for too long, he fears that he may be changed forever by a reflection of his ral self. Grades 4 to 7. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2525 Letters From Honeyhill Author: Hendricks, Cecilia. Narrator: Hausburg, Louise. Collection of letters covering 1914 to 1931; which chronicle Hendricks life of homesteading after she arrives as a bride in Wyoming. Her relationships with her husband & children, & the establishment & growth of their honey business are detailed. Letters were written for her family in the East 1986 (4 sound cassettes)

CC 793 Letters Of A Woman Homesteader. Author: Stewart, Elinore Pruitt. Narrator: Sullivan, Betty. An autobiographical sketch of a young widow who supports herself and her daughter by working on a Wyoming cattle ranch in the early 1900's. (remastered 10/2008). (1 sound cassette)

CC 746 Letters On An Elk Hunt Author: Stewart, Elinore Pruitt. Narrator: Henry, Toni. Continuation of letters of a woman homesteader, the setting in the same corner of southeast Wyoming, the time is fall of 1914, and Mrs. Stewart is far more interested in people than elk. 1915. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2942 Where Lies Butch Cassidy? Author: Stewart, Gail. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. Presents a biography of the famous rustler & outlaw, & explores the mystery surrounding his death. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2791 Life & Words Of Martin L King Author: Peck, Ira. Narrator: Weiss, Linda. Life, work and death of the civil rights leader. 1968. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2093 Life Against The Land Author: Wood, Mary I. Narrator: Bushkovski, Teddy. Brief overview of the history of Pueblo Indians written by a professor at Colorado Mountain College in Leadville, Colorado. 1974. (1 sound cassette)

CC 231 Life And Death Of A Coal Miner Author: Plested, Dolores. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. A history of the Bear Canon Coal Mine. (1 sound cassette)

CC 707 Life In The Far West Author: Ruxton, George F. Narrator: Myers, Louie. A portrayal of the lives of mountain men living in the mid 1800's. The use of the lingo of the mountain men makes this book particularly effective. 1972. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 438 Lisa and her soundless world Author: Levine, Edna. Narrator: Sierota, Norma. Explains to children how senses work & what life is like for an 8-yr-old girl who is deaf. (1 sound cassette)

CC 491 Lisa, Bright And Dark Author: Neufeld, John. Narrator: Sparrow, Gina. Sixteen-year-old Lisa, smart, attractive, and outwardly successful, suffers from a nervous breakdown that only her closest friends seem to notice and care enough about to try to find a way to help her. high readers. 1969 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3141 Listen For The Click Author: Breen, Jon L. Narrator: Tewell, Renee. Hector Gates, a jockey, has been murdered on the Barchester Estate. Olivia Barchester (amateur sleuth), calls in her newphew, Jerry Brogan, a local race track announcer, to help her with the investigation. She also enlists the aid of private detective, Stan Digby, who, with a con artist accomplice tries to dupe the old lady out of her fortune. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2498 Little Bear and the white horse Author: Morris, Neil. Narrator: Plummer, Diane. Little Bear, a member of the Crow Nation, grows up and goes to fight the Blackfoot Tribe which killed his father. Published 1984. For grades K-3 (1 sound cassette)

CC 2168 Little chicks' mothers and all the others Author: Luton, Mildred. Narrator: Kelley, Jim. Verses describing several farm animals and their young. For grades preschool through grade 2 1983. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2167 Little Tim and the brave sea captain Author: Ardizzone,Edward. Narrator: Kelley, Jim. Little Tim had always longed to be a sailor, and one day he stowed away on a steamer. He soon discovered there was more to being a sailor than he thought! For K-3. 1955. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2548 Little Time Author: Bladwin, Anne Norris. Narrator: Sierota, Norma. Sarah loves Matt, her younger brother, but she wishes he wouldn't spoil so many things for her. Matt is a Down Syndrome child, but Sarah doesn't want him sent away even when he is a problem. Grade 3-6, Viking Press, 1978 (1 sound cassette)

CC 20 Live & let's dance. James Bond Jr ; #3 Author: Vincent, John. Narrator: Welch, Randy. James Bond Jr is in a deadly race against the clock! The notorious arms dealer Baron Von Skarin plans to assassinate the heir to the throne of Zamora it's up to James to sneak out of school-and into Switzerland to save the young prince. (remastered 10/2008). (1 sound cassette)

CC 2133 Longs Peak Tales Author: Randall, Glenn. Narrator: Hertzog, Margaret. Ten stories of the human adventures and passions which have swirled around 14,256 foot Longs Peak, the monarch of the northern Colorado Rockies. 1981. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 1009 Longs Peak:a Rocky Mountain Chronicle. Author: Trimble, Stephen. Narrator: Lohmuller, Arlys. Geology and history of northernmost fourteener of the Rockies. Covers weather, flora, fauna, development of surrounding area, ascents. 1984. (Remastered 10/2008). (1 sound cassette)

CC 2057 Look At Boulder: Settlement To Author: Smith, Phyllis. Narrator: Scoggan, Pat. A fresh look at the unusual community of Boulder. Describes the Boulder Valley before settlement, when the area was a favorite winter hunting ground of wandering Indian tribes, through its history to the modern day. 1981. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 2519 Look For Me In Heaven:J.Dyer Author: Feister, Mark. Narrator: Loventhal, Elaine. Life of John Lewis Dyer, ordinary, old-fashioned, circuit-riding Methodist preacher whose contributions were commemorated with hanging of his portrait in the state capitol. Boulder. Pruett Publishing, 1980. (7 sound cassettes)

CC 2738 Looking Forward Author: Rossman, Isadore, M.D. Narrator: Hausburg, Louise. To enhance personal, physical, & mental well-being in the later years & to prepare in mid-life for a long & healthy future (to 90) is the purpose of this book. Rossman includes in this medical guide in-depth, practical advice on aging in style. 1989. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 2263 Loretta P Sweeney, Where Are Y Author: Giff, Patricia Reilly. Narrator: Plummer, Diane. Abby, a determined crime-solver, finds a wallet which she thinks belonged to a murderer. For grades 3-7. (1 sound cassette)

CC 253 Loss Of Innocence Author: Adams, Eric J. Narrator: Naumann, Yvonne. On a warm Monday afternoon in April 1983, the police in Bayfield, Colorado charged a white male suspect with the senseless murders of 8-yr-Old Sherry Janson and her older sister Kristy. The victims had been stabbed repeatedly their throats slashed. The suspect was the neighbor-a boy from a good home in a quiet, church-going community. He was 13-yrs old. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7320 The Lost Princess Author: MacDonald, George. Narrator: Pelley, Kathleen. A sulky princess and the parents who have spoiled her have some surprises in store when a wise woman with a touch of magic kidnaps the princess. Grades 3 to 5 and older. (1 sound cassette)

CC 184 Lost Years Of Jesus Author: Prophet, Elizabeth Clare. Narrator: Hausburg, Louise. Ancient texts reveal that Jesus spent 17 years in the Orient. They say that from age 13-29 he was both student and teacher. The events of his pilgrimage from Jerusalem to India were recorded by Buddhist historians. 1984. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2697 Lottery Rose. Author: Hunt, Irene. Narrator: Ziller, Lorna. Abused by his mother and her boyfriend, Georgie withdraws into a safe, secret world of beautiful gardens. When he wins a rose bush in a grocery store lottery he gives it all the love and caring he has never had. The court sends Georgie to a boys' home and slowly he learns to give and (1 sound cassette)

CC 741 Lou Gehrig: One of Baseball's Greatest Author: Van Riper, Guernsey. Narrator: Monismith, Moni. A fictionalized biography of Lou Gehrig, written for the younger reader. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2531 Louis Dupuy And His Souvenir Author: Riddle, Ellen Ray. Narrator: Dageforde, Susan. Copiously researched booklet on the life of Louis Dupuy whose Hotel De Paris in Georgetown, Colorado captured French elegance in the mining town. John Ray Riddle, 1985 (1 sound cassette)

CC 275 Love And Rivalry Author: Faber, Doris. Narrator: Tewell, Renee. 1983. This account explores the lives of three nineteenth-century women and their sisters: Harriet Beecher Stowe, Charlotte Cushman, and Emily Dickinson. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7281 A Love to Die for Author: Jorgensen, Christine. Narrator: Rios, Laverne. Jane Smith, a.k.a. Stella the Stargazer. Stella, fresh from a failed romance and job disillusionment, talks her way into a columnist job for a weekly Denver newspaper. Shortly thereafter, she "sees" the murder of a friend who runs a local made-to-order lingerie shop; but when she calls the police, the body has disappeared. Soon a prime suspect and desperate for help, Stella consults with her pet guinea pig, sends co-worker Jason sleuthing, and insinuates herself into several suspects' homes. (1 sound cassette)

CC 250 Loveland Daily Reporter Herald Author: Loveland Publishing Company. Narrator: Robinson, Ethel G. Commemorative edition celebrating the 100th birthday of Loveland. Stories of the beginnings of the Thompson Valley, Loveland's schools, area towns, railroading, agriculture, industries and early settlers. 1977. (5 sound cassettes)

CC 528 Love's Avenging Heart Author: Matthews, Patricia. Narrator: Schlessman, Dolores. A tempestuous historical romance of red-haired Hannah, who aspires to fantasies of love despite the squalor of her life. Explicit descriptions of sex. 1976. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 3140 Loving Relationships Author: Ray, Sondra. Narrator: Hausburg, Louise. Through affirmations, discussions, & case histories, Ray brings the highlights of her loving relationship training classes to book form; to aid the reader in creating a life of great relationships. (1 sound cassette)

CC 323 Loving Someone Gay Author: Clark, Donald H. Narrator: Sundin, Linda. Written by a clinical psychologist. Shows how homosexuals can give support to one another, gain self-respect, and grow stronger. Intended for families, friends and professionals who deal with the care of homosexuals and wish to develop better understanding. (3 sound cassettes)