If I had three days of light

Author: Helen Keller
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Helen Keller was a famous blind and deaf writer and speaker in the 20th century in the United States. With her strong will, she entered Radcliffe College of Harvard University, becoming the first blind and deaf person in the world to complete a university education. She was selected as one of the "Top Ten Human Icons" by U.S. Time magazine and awarded the "Presidential Freedom Medal." The Three Days to See is one of Helen Keller's most renowned essays. Through the perspective of a physically challenged but mentally strong woman, she warns healthy people to cherish life and all that the Creator has bestowed upon them. Additionally, the book includes The Story of My Life, a autobiographical work by Helen Keller, which is hailed as "an unparalleled masterpiece in the history of world literature." Helen Keller is a name that brings us both pride and humility, and she deserves to be remembered forever to give our lives the necessary reminders. — Mrs. Maeterlinck
The two most important contributions of 1902 to literary history are Rudyard Kipling's Kim and Helen Keller's The Story of My Life. — Dr. Haile, a renowned American writer