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My husband got it for me at the library. I became fascinated with her story, so much I purchased the book and am reading it again...

This book was very informational and I learned many new things bout Hellen Keller and her life. Hellen Keller is a real inspiration to everyone with a disability. She was not only deaf but blind to and she traveled the world making speeches and writing books. She always made sure that people knew her social opinion and fought for what she believed in. This book is very well written and easy to understand.

I think I am in the falling action in the plot. I think this because Helen has already graduated from Harvard and it seems like the author is telling the ending events of her life. I have learned many many new things about Hellen Keller, things that I had no idea happened to her. For example Hellen had a love interest named Peter who she intended to married but their marriage was denied, but their love continued.

Hellen and Annie are face to face with a huge problem. A friend of theirs named Mr.Gilman is convinced that Annie is abusing Hellen so he writes a letter to Hellens mom about it, worried She rushes to address the problem. Hellens mothers sees Mr. Glimore was lying so Hellen returns to Annie care, and to school. I think this is an extremely good book, and in very informitive I have learned so many new things.

When Hellen Keller was baby she was very smart and could say even say a few words by the time she was 6 months. Hellen's father was a lawyer and Hellen's mother a norther farm girl. Hellen was a perfectly healthy untill one day in Febuary 1882. When Hellen was 9 months old she became ill. When hellens recovered she could no longer see or hear witch caused her to through horiffic tanrums.