The Story of My Life

The Story of My Life by Helen Keller is an autobiography detailing her journey from her early years through to her time in college. After an illness left her deaf and blind, Helen faced immense...

Helen Keller had a profound love for nature, finding it a source of joy and inspiration. However, she also experienced its unkindness, as exemplified by a traumatic incident where she was left alone...

The summer of 1887 was significant for Helen Keller because it marked her breakthrough in communication. With the help of her teacher, Anne Sullivan, Helen learned to understand and use language,...

Helen Keller's childhood experiences, despite her blindness and deafness, significantly contributed to her "sight" and understanding of the world. She relied on touch and smell to explore her...

Helen Keller experienced fear when a thunderstorm approached while she was alone on a tree branch. Unable to see or hear, she felt isolated and terrified by the storm's presence. Her fear intensified...

Helen Keller experienced a frightening incident with nature when she climbed a tree and was caught in a sudden thunderstorm. Unable to see or hear, she felt trapped and terrified as the tree thrashed...

At the Tennessee River, Helen Keller learns about the "beneficence" of nature with her teacher, Miss Sullivan. Helen discovers how the sun and rain help trees grow, how birds build nests, and how...