Helen Keller 136 Success Facts - Everything you need to know about Helen Keller

In easy to read chapters, with extensive references and links to get you to know all there is to know about Helen Keller's Early life, Career and Personal life right away.

A quick look inside: Edward Everett Hale - Biography, New England Historic Genealogical Society - Media coverage, Moira Kelly - Early life, Max Eastman - Leading radical, Easton, Connecticut - Notable residents, past and present, Audio book - Beginnings to 1970, Easton, Connecticut - School systems, Global Network for Neglected Tropical Diseases - Partners, Helen Keller in Her Story - Plot, American Braille, Woman Suffrage Parade of 1913 - The Beginning, The Miracle Worker (play) - Plot, Louisiana Purchase Exposition - Notable visitors, Heather Whitestone - After Miss America, Suzanne Pleshette - Acting career, Daniel Coit Gilman - Papers of Daniel Coit Gilman, Katharine Cornell - Acting career, Deafblindness, Helen Keller - Formal education, Nazi book burnings - Persecuted authors, The Miracle Worker (play) - Productions, Anne Sullivan - Career, Anne Sullivan - Personal life, Suffragette - United States, Helen Keller - Early childhood and illness, Margaret Maher - Aspects of the relationship, Academy Award for Best Documentary (Feature) - 1950s, Lion's Club - Service projects, A People's History of the United States - Overview, Perkins School for the Blind - National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program, Anne Sullivan Macy - Media representation, Anne Sullivan - Media representation, Industrial Workers of the World - Notable members, and much more...