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Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller (The Center for Cartoon Studies Presents)

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"Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller" from The Center for Cartoon Studies is a captivating graphic novel biography that brings to life the extraordinary relationship between Helen Keller, who lost her ability to see and hear at a young age, and her visionary teacher, Annie Sullivan. Published on September 25, 2018, this story explores the emotional and educational journey that led Helen to overcome immense challenges and become an influential advocate for the blind and the deaf. Through Joseph Lambert's poignant illustrations and narrative, readers witness the transformation of Helen as she learns to communicate with the world, inspired by Sullivan’s own struggles with visual impairment. This graphic novel not only highlights achievements like Helen's graduation from Radcliffe and her friendships with notable figures like Mark Twain but also emphasizes the profound impact of education equity and health equity. Ideal for elementary school readers, this book inspires a deeper understanding of resilience and the power of dedicated mentorship in overcoming life’s hurdles.

Book Details

Published by Little, Brown Ink on September 25, 2018
96 pages
ISBN: 9781368027076
Best for readers in Elementary School
This book provides valuable insights into Education Equity and Health Equity, highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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