If You Give Me Three Days of Light: the Autobiography of Helen Keller (Germany Classics)

Translated from the 1903 edition of "The Story of My Life" by Random House in the United States, it is faithfully restored, correcting the compiled versions that have been on the market for many years, and restoring the true and unprocessed Helen Keller. "The Story of My Life" is an autobiographical work that details the story of Helen Keller who lost her vision and hearing due to a disease, but learned to read, read, and understand the world under the patient education of teacher Anne Sullivan, graduated with honors from Harvard University, and eventually grew into a famous educator and writer. It conveys Helen's spirit of optimism and self-improvement. 113 Years later, the spirit of optimism and self-improvement conveyed by Helen Keller is still passed down. Whether it is a disabled person who is suffering from illness or suffering in life, or a normal person in good health, they can be inspired by it and regain confidence and hope.