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| A Holiday House Reader
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Overview / 简介: |
| Gr. 1-2. The author and illustrator who created A Picture Book of Helen Keller (1992) tell Keller's dramatic story again in this moving biography in the Holiday House Reader series. The simply written account begins with the illness that made Keller deaf and blind at the age of two and then moves on to the hope that came from Anne Sullivan, who taught Keller "to talk and hear with her hands," read Braille, and speak. The elemental narrative is truly inspiring because it is told without rhetoric or direct message, and Wallner's lively, colorful pictures show the brave child and her bond with her amazing mentor, who helped Keller reach out to people all over the world. |
From Organization / 国外机构评价: |
| rade 1-3-Adler has adapted the information in A Picture Book of Helen Keller (Holiday, 1990) into this offering for beginning readers. Youngsters will gain a sense of Keller's frustration as a child, her determination as a student, and her hard work for human rights as an adult. Wallner's softly colored line-and-watercolor illustrations fill in some of the details of Keller's life, especially during her childhood. The clear, large font and attractive, well-placed pictures help newly independent readers make their way through the chapters. A listing of important dates and a bibliography round out the presentation. However, Picture Book correctly lists 1924 as the date Keller began her work with the American Foundation for the Blind; this title lists the date as 1900. Nonetheless, it is an attractive and accessible introduction to this famous figure. |
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