The Story of Helen Keller

This ex-library copy of "The Story of Helen Keller" shows significant wear, including taped edges and corners, as well as library markings. The spine and cover are worn, and there is no dust jacket. Despite these flaws, the binding remains intact, and the pages are generally clean, making it a serviceable copy for reading and reference.

"The Story of Helen Keller" by Lorena A. Hickok, published by Grosset & Dunlap in 1958, is an insightful biography aimed at younger readers. Illustrated by Jo Polseno, this edition brings to life the remarkable journey of Helen Keller, a pioneering figure in education and advocacy for people with disabilities. The book was published in New York and is part of a series designed to introduce young audiences to influential historical figures. This particular copy is an ex-library edition, showing signs of wear and library markings, but it remains a valuable educational resource. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, and the book's condition reflects its history of use in an educational setting. This edition is a testament to Keller's enduring legacy and the impact of her story on generations of readers.