The World at Her Fingertips The Story of Helen Keller

"The World at Her Fingertips" offers a comprehensive and accessible biography of Helen Keller for young readers aged 4-11. It details her early life, the illness that left her deaf and blind at 19 months, and her profound isolation before the arrival of Anne Sullivan. The book vividly portrays the breakthrough moment when Helen learned to communicate through finger-spelling, opening up her world. Beyond her personal triumph, it covers her formal education, her prolific writing, and her tireless work as a disability rights advocate, suffragist, and political activist. Parents will appreciate how it introduces complex themes of disability, communication, and social justice in an age-appropriate manner, highlighting the power of human connection and determination.