Helen's Eyes: A Photobiography of Annie Sullivan, Helen Keller's Teacher (Photobiographies)1 review Marfe Ferguson Delano National Geographic Children's Books, 2008 Best Annie Sullivan children's bio available! I don't know what's caused the mini-flood of Annie Sullivan & Helen Keller books lately, but I sure am enjoying it! To my knowledge, this is by far the best Annie Sullivan children's biography on the market. The design is impeccable, with big, crisp photos, often overlaid with quotations or ...             The World At Her Fingertips: Story Of Helen Keller, The10 reviews Joan Dash Scholastic Paperbacks, 2002 You will come away feeling empowered by this story. + Ignorant to Inspired + AThe World At Her Fingertips + Informative Book             The Radical Lives of Helen Keller (The History of Disability)1 review Kim Nielsen NYU Press, 2004 A powerful social, political and literary biography Kim Nielsen's Radical Lives Of Helen Keller is part of the New York University Press "The History of Disability" series and provides a powerful social, political and literary biography of Helen Keller's life based on research into both literary sources and FBI files and military intelligence. The ...             Midstream: My Later Life Helen Keller Doubleday Doran & Co., 1929             In Their Own Words: Helen Keller (In Their Own Words)2 reviews George Sullivan Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media, 2002 GREAT ADDITION TO A WONDEFUL SERIES + Awesome! As with the other books in the series "In Their Own Words," the author has given us another great good and useful book for young women and men. The Keller story is in itself, quite inspirational and Mr Sullivan has been able to capture this spirit quite well. The constant use of quotes allows the ...             Monday After the Miracle.1 review William Gibson Dramatists Play Service, 1998 An Equal to the Inspiring Original! This play tells the continuing story of Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan as Helen excels at Radcliffe and Anne meets her first love, John Macy. However, their involvement with the men in their lives changes them forever and strengthens the bond between them.             The Miracle Worker43 reviews William Gibson Pocket, 2002 The miracle worker + Thank you. + Thank you + good book             Helen Keller: A photographic story of a life (DK Biography)3 reviews Leslie Garrett DK CHILDREN, 2004 Traversing a Dark Valley + Perfect for the Classroom! + Helen Keller is the inspiration for us all "Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved." ~Helen Keller The DK Biographies introduce children to famous and influential individuals, although I personally also enjoy reading these tiny biographies. It is a great way to ...             Blind Rage: Letters to Helen Keller2 reviews Georgina Kleege Gallaudet University Press, 2006 Clever, brave, like nothing else + awesome must read book Blind Rage is my new favorite Helen Keller book. No contest. I haven't been this wowed by a book in a long time. The author has such an amazing handle on Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan, I sat there grinning at the words as I read them. Over and over again I thought to myself, "Yes, that's just ...             Helen Keller's journal 1936-1937 Helen Keller Doubleday, Doran & Co, 1938             Her Life In Pictures (Helen Keller)3 reviews George Sullivan Scholastic Nonfiction, 2007 Book Review: Helen Keller - Her Life in Pictures + Excellent photographic non-fiction + A more intimate portrait of Keller and her worl In my eyes, most biographies fall into one of two camps. There are biographies (such as the recent and outstanding Satchel Paige: Striking Out Jim Crow) that seek to tackle their subject from a unique angle. This is a technique that I am all in favor of - inventiveness is a good thing, yes? Then ...             She Touched the World: Laura Bridgman, Deaf-Blind Pioneer2 reviews Sally Hobart Alexander, Robert Alexander Clarion Books, 2008 Laura Bridgman gets her due! + An utterly fascinating and inspirational true-life story This is so good I'm going to quote the introduction in full: "If you had lived in 1841, the name Laura Bridgman would have echoed through your home, your school, your neighborhood. It would have rung out in the streets of Boston, in the halls of Congress, and across the ocean to England and ...             The World I Live In (New York Review Books Classics)3 reviews Helen Keller NYRB Classics, 2004 Wonderfully touching + very prompt efficient delivery + Her world without sight and sound. What beautiful writing! It's pointed out in the intro that, more than most of us, her world was shaped with WORDS. I've only read about four essays so far, and am profoundly touched. I've always admired Helen Keller, but am newly re-impressed with her wisdom and vision, and touched that she can ...             The Story of My Life: The Restored Edition (Modern Library Classics)2 reviews Helen Keller Modern Library, 2004 Person of the Century + A wonderful restoration of a remarkable story My vote of many others who believe Helen Keller was Person of the Century. She was an incredible human being. Personified what should be the "Human Spirit".             Helen Keller:In Her Story2 reviews Katharine Cornell, Helen Keller Hens Tooth Video Movies, 1992 Plenty of rare footage + Helen Kellers' words set to video with real footage and photographs Excellent video for all the reasons listed in Amazon's official review and-- contains the only known recording of Anne Sullivan's voice!             The Imprisoned Guest: Samuel Howe and Laura Bridgman, The Original Deaf-Blind Girl4 reviews Elisabeth Gitter Picador, 2002 Sensitive and Well Written + EXCELLENT biography of Samuel Gridley Howe and Laura + Ah ,the whole story! + Splendid Story, Fascinating History             Helen Keller: Rebellious Spirit6 reviews Laurie Lawlor Holiday House, 2001 Laurie Lawlor's Rebellious Spirit + Thoroughly researched and a fast-paced read + Laurie Lawlor's Rebellious Spirit Lawlor's book Rebellious Spirit was an excellent one. I had a report due and it had all the information I needed and more. I would recommend it to anyone if they wanted to know about or needed information on Helen Keller.This book was extraordinary!             Helen Keller: A Life29 reviews Dorothy Herrmann University Of Chicago Press, 1999 Helen Keller Loves Martinis + Crisp and clean, offering new insights + A great biography; a disturbing life + Fascinating, but too disturbing + Anne Sullivan Given Special Attention             The Story of My Life: The Restored Classic Helen Keller, Anne Sullivan, ... W. W. Norton & Company, 2004 Finally restored to its original state, this is the most authoritative paperback version of Helen Keller's classic now available. The story of Helen Keller, who triumphed over deafness and blindness and became "a symbol of the indomitable human spirit," is now considered one of the "hundred most important books of the twentieth century" (New York Public Library). Yet the astonishing original ...             Helen And Teacher: The Story Of Helen Keller And Anne Sullivan Macy (Radcliffe Biography Series)5 reviews Joseph P. Lash, Trude Lash Da Capo Press, 1997 SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP + Remarkable women with feet of clay + Informative! + A landmark biographical story of the human spirit. + The authoritative Bio. on two of America's greatest women