Helen Keller
Deafblind people
Deafblind women
Women social reformers
Social reformers
Deaf
Blind
Radicalism
Socialism
Political and social views
People with disabilities
Feminism
Women
Juvenile literature
Biography
“Letters and experiences of the courageous girl, blind and deaf from infancy, who educated herself despite these handicaps.” — A.L.A. Catalog 1926 “The book is indeed unique. The story itself and the years of effort which have made its telling possible, the personality which it reveals, and the cr…
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