Play in Three Acts The Miracle Worker, (Paperback)

from mholstein892

The Miracle Worker talks about a real girl named helen keller who was blind at the age of less than one. She suffered from a sickness that left her deaf and blind. It wasn't until hte age of 7 when Annie Sullivan came and taught her manners as well as how to speak sign language, read brail, and l...

from cdougherty221

This was a good story and was very describing with what everyone did and felt. It was entertaining and I enjoyed the mix in feelings throughout the story. It was sad, happy, pittyful, and sometimes funny. The story was godd at showing you what it was like for Helen. It also showed how amazing the...

from tbergmeier769

This story is about Helen Kellers childhood and the miracle. Helen became blind and deaf when she was 18 months. Mr. Keller looked for help but gave up shortly later, but when he realized that helen was a danger to others he tried one more time. This time Annie Sullivan come, who was legally biln...

from jnilius823

Helen Keller becomes deaf and blind shortly after she is born. She is considered a danger to herself and others because of her curious nature. On one occasion, she nearly killed another girl her age by grabbing some scissors and pinning her down to the ground. Her dad sends for a specialized teac...

from speedy74

An interesting glimpse of the challenges, frustrations, and ultimate triumps of Annie Sullivan and the Keller family to educate Helen, who at a young age, became both deaf and blind. Gibson makes the characters of Helen and Annie complex and vivid. In addition, he shows the pain and conflicts of ...