Step Into Reading: A Step 4 Book: Helen Keller (Hardcover)

from BriannaLee

I like this book for three reasons. First, this book opens the minds of it's readers to something they may have never thought about. Allowing the reader to think about the tough issues that others have overcome, making themselves successful and prosperous through hard work and dedication. For exa...

from hemlock91

A well-written biography with pretty colored pencil illustrations. Simple sentence and paragraph structure, so could be accessible to earlier readers. Tells Helen's story from birth. Includes a braille guide.

from TameitriaJ

Helen Keller was born a healthy baby girl, but when she was just over a year old she became sick with a very high fever. A few days passed and the fever broke. Although she wasn't sick anymore, the high fever left her unable to hear or see. Becoming blind and deaf turned the once happy child into...

from AshleyFletcher

Helen Keller was blind and deaf. She was not an easy child to deal with because she didn't know how to express herself so she acted up. Eventually her parent got her a teacher Anne Sullivan. She taught Helen sign language to communicate with the world. She went to college and graduated. I learned...

from sarah_walker

"Helen Keller: Courage In the Dark" tells the story of American author, Helen Keller. Born July 27 1880 in Alabama, Helen began her life as a normal little girl. But when she was 1 years old, she developed a fever that left her deaf and blind. Helen became wild and frustrated because she could no...