Description
Helen Keller's autobiography, written when she was just twenty-two, offers a profound and deeply personal account of her journey from a world of darkness and silence to one of understanding and connection. It vividly details her early struggles with the isolation of being deaf and blind, and the immense challenges of learning to communicate. Through her own words, readers witness the transformative power of education and the unwavering dedication of her teacher, Anne Sullivan, as Keller discovers language and awakens to the world around her. This timeless narrative is a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit, the triumph of will over adversity, and the boundless capacity for hope.
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paperback
Bantam Classics
Published May 1, 1990
240 pages
ISBN: 9780553213874
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First Published
1903
Language
eng
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