The autobiography recounts Helen Keller's inspiring journey as the first deaf-blind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree. Following a childhood illness that left her deaf and blind, Keller's mother sought help from the Perkins Institute, leading to her education under Anne Sullivan, a visually impaired teacher. The narrative explores Keller's struggles and triumphs in overcoming her disabilities, complemented by a selection of her letters and insights into her education, making it a profound testament to resilience and the power of education.
The autobiography recounts Helen Keller's inspiring journey as the first deaf-blind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree. Following a childhood illness that left her deaf and blind, Keller's mother sought help from the Perkins Institute, leading to her education under Anne Sullivan, a visually impaired teacher. The narrative explores Keller's struggles and triumphs in overcoming her disabilities, complemented by a selection of her letters and insights into her education, making it a profound testament to resilience and the power of education.
