Story of Helen Keller

Pages: 202
Published: 1958
Language: English

Seven-year-old Helen Keller lives in a world without sight, sound, or speech. Her isolated existence changes when Anne Sullivan Macy, a dedicated young teacher, arrives. Anne is determined to break through Helen's silence and connect her to the world.

Prose complexity: 1/10

Inspiring Hopeful Heartwarming

Mentor Figure Coming of Age Survival

Biography & Memoir Children's Books Biography

Authors

Lorena A. Hickock

Lorena A. Hickock was a journalist and author. You might know her best for The Story of Helen Keller, a significant biography.

Lorena A. Hickok

Journalist and author Lorena A. Hickok brought history to life through her biographies and social commentary. She's known for works like "Story of Helen Keller," "The story of Franklin D. Roosevelt," and "One third of a nation," offering readers a look at important American figures and social issues. Don't miss her collection, "Ladies of courage," either.