Helen Keller
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Being able to see and hear are gifts that many of us take for granted. In this inspirational title from The Amazing People Club®, you will get to hear the amazing Helen Keller story. Follow her journey from early childhood where frustration, confusion and anger were part of her everyday life. Discover what made her go on to become the first deaf and blind person to earn her degree. Her motivations and fighting spirit led her to proceed to travel the world to educate people on politics and women’s rights. Despite disabilities, she succeeded in many ways, making major contributions to our world.
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