Author: Helen Keller
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This is a great autobiographical work by Helen Keller. It records the experience of a deaf and blind person who, through extraordinary efforts, changed her own tragic fate. She graduated from Harvard University and founded hundreds of charitable institutions across the United States. With her own strength, she helped thousands of deaf and blind people find happiness and light. In her lifetime, she was selected by the U.S. 《》 as one of the top ten human icons. She wrote fourteen books in her lifetime, most of which became excellent reading materials that inspired Americans. Her essay "Three Days to See," published in The Atlantic Monthly, was even more captivating to readers worldwide due to its solitary and timeless beauty.
If I Had Three Days of Light - The Greatest Figure of the 19th Century. The Greatest Biography (Illustrated Edition) (Top 100 Growth Classics for Youth)
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