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A young girl named Mytyl embarks on a magical quest to find the bluebird of happiness, guided by a fairy and accompanied by her brother Tyltyl. Along their journey, they meet enchanting spirits and ultimately arrive at the home of Helen Keller, where they discover the profound impact of love and kindness. This heartwarming tale emphasizes empathy and compassion while honoring Keller's remarkable achievements as a deaf-blind activist, inspiring readers with her story of overcoming obstacles.
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