Scholastic Helen Keller: Her Life In Pictures

from RomikaC

Helen Keller Her Life in Pictures, is told from the account of her great grand neice. She begins the story by sharing information about the Keller family history. She tells how Helen became sick with fever at an early age and as a result left her blind. She gives very vivid accounts about the tru...

from jodyjlittle

This book, written in short chronological paragraphs is accompanied with black and white photos of Helen Keller. The author begins with Helen's childhood, her illness which led to her becoming blind and deaf, and the hiring of her life-long teacher, Annie Sullivan. He then tells of Helen's school...

from ImperfectCJ

My 6.5yo daughter and I read this biography to fulfill one of the requirements for a Girl Scout "petal" about courage. We both enjoyed it a lot, and my daughter has read it again on her own at least twice since then.This is a great child-appropriate biography of an incredible woman. The photos ar...

from JessicaMurphree

This book is about Helen Keller. She was born on June 27, 1880 in Tuscumbia, Alabama. She was nineteen months old when she developed what the doctor called "brain fever". There were no medications at this time to treat the disease. After several days, she fell into a deep sleep and when she woke ...

from RiaO

I LOVED this book. I like how it had the braille connections on each page, and really went in depth about her life at different points. I also liked how it had so many pictures so you could really get a sense of who Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan were and develop a more realistic view.