Dear Dr. Bell, Your Friend, Helen Keller Created by Emily R.
Author: Judith St. George

Helen Keller with Alexander Graham Bell
Description: Helen Keller with Alexander Graham Bell
Image copyright: www.anniesullivan.org
Helen Keller was a girl that was blind and deaf. She wrote stories about her life. She had a teacher that helped her learn manners and understand her world. Helen had a great memory for things she read.

Here are some facts about my book:

1. Helen went to Baltimore, Maryland when she was six years old to meet Alexander Graham Bell.

2. Helen was born a normal person.

3. Helen had a dog that comforted her during hard times.

4. Helen had a doll with no eyes and it upset her.

5. Helen’s teacher\'s name was Anne Mansfield Sullivan.

6. Anne was partially blind.

7. Anne was called “Teacher.”

8. Helen called March 3, 1887 her “Soul’s birthday.”

9. Helen wrote a book called “The Frost King” that highly resembled a book called “Frost Fairies.”

10. Dr. Bell and Helen organized a trip to Niagra Falls for Teacher.
Links:
   Bullet  American Foundation for the Blind
   Bullet  Spartacus Educational
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