<DIV><DIV><P>After many years, historian and Helen Keller expert Kim Nielsen realized that she, along with other biographers, had shortchanged Anne Sullivan Macy, a woman remembered primarily as a miracle worker. Nielsen&#8217;s biography, the first to focus on Macy in nearly fifty years, complicates the typical Helen-Annie "feel-good" narrative in surprising ways. By telling Macy&#8217;s life as <I>her </I>story&#8212;not Keller&#8217;s&#8212;it presents a new, gripping tale about a wounded but determined woman and her quest for a successful and meaningful life.</P></DIV></DIV>