I Learned to Speak

Helen Keller
8 pages (2007/1903); 133KB download
WOWIO Books; ISBN: WOWIO-00283

DESCRIPTION

Mark Twain declared that the two most interesting characters of the nineteenth century were Helen Keller and Napoleon Bonaparte.

Helen Keller, deaf and blind since one-and-a-half years old, describes how, at age ten, she learned to speak -- and what that ability meant to her.