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This illustrated biography introduces young readers to the life of Helen Keller, exploring her journey as a blind and deaf individual. The book covers her early experiences learning to read through raised letters and the braille alphabet, highlighting her remarkable perseverance. It serves as an educational resource for children to understand different ways of communication and sensory perception.
Shelved in: Children's Non-Fiction
“Well-worn vintage copy. The cover has noticeable chipping, a missing piece at the top right, and small tears. The back cover is heavily tanned/foxed. Previous owner's name is written in pen and scribbled out on the inside front page.”