Helen's Eyes: A Photobiography of Annie Sullivan, Helen Keller's Teacher
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Title
Helen's Eyes: A Photobiography of Annie Sullivan, Helen Keller's Teacher
Book Publisher
National Geographic Children's Books, 2008
Fiction/Non-Fiction
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- Middle Reader-Careful Content
- boys
- girls
- boys/girls
- biography
- blindness
- courage
- determination
- disabilities
- friendship
- helping others
- middle readers
- older readers
- overcoming obstacles
- photographs
- physical challenges
- teachers
- Belonger/Connector
- Seeker/Leader
- Answerman
- Heart/Home/Friends Forever
- Joan of Arc/Empath
- Investigator/Analyst
Annie Sullivan-when she died-newspapers around the world carried the story. But, who was this woman who gave hope and a voice to Helen Keller? Annie was an Irish American who struggled with her own vision loss. Her mother died early in her life and her father abandoned the family. But out of the ashes, this phoenix rose and brought her courage and determination to the task of teaching a young girl who was both blind and deaf. This is her story told powerfully and with black and white photographs that light the way. Ages 9-13 64 pages
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