The Story of My Life. Opening the World with Finger Movements

Darkness and silence. Such a sentence was given to little Helen in her second year of life. Deafblind, as if sitting at the bottom of a dark well, unable to express herself and understand others, angry at the whole world, a girl without a future…
But when Helen was 7 years old, her parents found a teacher for her, Anne Sullivan. She was able to do the impossible. With great love, compassion, and perseverance, Miss Sullivan taught the girl manual alphabet, helped her grasp the essence of things, and emerge from the prison of ignorance.
"The Story of My Life" is the world-famous memoir of Helen Keller, the first deafblind person to graduate from Harvard and prove that love, perseverance, and willpower can perform miracles.
"The example of this woman means a lot to me." — Nick Vujicic, author of the bestseller "Life Without Limits: A Journey to an Absolutely Amazing Life"
"Helen Keller is a relative of Caesar, Alexander, Napoleon, Homer, Shakespeare, and the rest of the immortals… In a thousand years, she will be as famous as she is today." — Mark Twain
"The greatest woman of our time." — Winston Churchill