Helen Keller

Author: Quanmin, Shuqin, Yanlan / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is a biographical story that vividly records the challenging life of Helen Keller, the American writer, speaker, educator, and social activist. Helen lost her sight and hearing just 19 months after birth. However, during her 87 years of life in darkness and silence, she faced difficulties with an indomitable spirit and extraordinary perseverance, ultimately creating a miracle through her own efforts. She graduated from Radcliffe College at Harvard University and devoted her entire life to various social activities, frequently traveling the world to speak and advocate for the cause of the disabled. She overcame countless hardships to publish fourteen works, including The Story of My Life and Midstream, providing a path to light for the disabled and leaving behind a timeless song of life that has been celebrated for generations.

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