Conqueror of Darkness: The Story of Helen Keller By Phyllis Garlick A short, straightforward biography of Helen Keller, whose faith and determination helped her conquer her blindness and deafness, and led her to campaign for the rights of blind people all over the world. For 9-13 year olds. ISBN-13: 9780718826420 Specifications: 181x108mm, 96pp, Paperback Price: £2.99 • US$6.00 Publication: July 1958 Order this Title Now

About this Book

From the Stories of Faith and Fame series - the stories of men and women who went all over the world with their Christian faith.

The amazing story of Helen Keller (1880-1968) is one that grips the imagination. She was born a healthy baby but suffered a terrible illness when nearly two years old, which left her blind, deaf and dumb. With the help of her teacher, Anne Sullivan, she fought back and triumphed over her handicaps. Her life is a true example of the faith and courage that conquers.

Related Titles

Other titles in the Stories of Faith and Fame Series include:

Evangelist to the World: The Story of Billy Graham by Jean Wilson
Friend of the Chiefs: The Story of Robert Moffat by Iris Clinton
From Slave Boy to Bishop: The Story of Samuel Adjai Crowther by John Milsome
God's Arctic Adventurer: The Story of William Bompas by Constance Savery
Horseman of the King: The Story of John Wesley by Cyril Davey
Knight of the Snows: The Story of Wilfred Grenfell by R.G. Martin
Lady with a Lamp: The Story of Florence Nightingale by Cyril Davey
Never Say Die: The Story of Gladys Aylward by Cyril Davey
Prophet of the Pacific: The Story of John G. Paton by Margaret Kabell
Quaker Cavalier: The Story of William Penn by Joyce Reason
Saint in the Slums: The Story of Kagawa of Japan by Cyril Davey
Slave Ship Captain: The Story of John Newton by Carolyn Scott
Star Over Gobi: The Story of Mildred Cable by Cecil Northcott
To Be a Pilgrim: The Story of John Bunyan by Joyce Reason
White Queen: The Story of Mary Slessor by Donald McFarlan