Helen Keller's autobiography recounts her early life and the profound impact of her teacher, Anne Sullivan, on her journey to communication. First published in 1903, it highlights Keller's challenges and triumphs as a deaf-blind individual. The narrative has inspired various adaptations, including plays and films, showcasing its enduring influence. Dedicated to Alexander Graham Bell, the book emphasizes themes of perseverance and the transformative power of education.
Helen Keller's autobiography recounts her early life and the profound impact of her teacher, Anne Sullivan, on her journey to communication. First published in 1903, it highlights Keller's challenges and triumphs as a deaf-blind individual. The narrative has inspired various adaptations, including plays and films, showcasing its enduring influence. Dedicated to Alexander Graham Bell, the book emphasizes themes of perseverance and the transformative power of education.
