Helen Keller by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara explores the life of this amazing blind-deaf woman. I appreciate that the author handled certain parts of Keller's life with gentleness and compassion. That's been the case with many of the people who've been covered in this series.

At age one, a terrible illness stripped the little girl of sight, sound, and speech. But Helen didn't let that stop her. She and her family explored different ways of communicating. Thanks to her determination and spirit, Keller became the first blind-deaf person to earn a university degree.

At the end is a section with more detailed information on life, suitable for older readers. Inspirational and educational both, this entire series is great, and full of delightful art to engage younger audiences!

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