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Follett, Helen
BIOGHIST REQUIRED Helen Thomas Follett was born in 1893 and was an early twentieth-century author of young adult books. Her first two books, Magic Portholes and Stars to Steer By, were based on her sailing trip to the Caribbean and the South Seas islands during the late 1920s with her teen-age daughter, Barbara.
BIOGHIST REQUIRED Follett advocated the use of typewriters in elementary schools as a teaching tool for young students to help learn words and form sentences. She had moderate success with her writings and had two more works published, Third-Class Ticket to Heaven and House Afire! in 1939 and 1941 respectively.
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Follett, Helen (Helen Thomas)
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Writer. Helen Follett was the author of MRS. FLOWERS' DOG DAYS, MAGIC PORTHOLES (written with her daughter, Barbara), and numerous magazine articles. From the description of Helen Follett papers, [ca. 1919]-1970. (Columbia University In the City of New York). WorldCat record id: 495526583 ...
