The world I live in

My granddaughter asked for this book for Christmas. Could only find it on Amazon and the price was great.

I think we learn something in this book that is really important to now about in this story. About Helen Keller

Eloquently written, this book has me viewing life from a completely different perspective. A book which makes me think, Ive enjoyed reading it and introducing it to our book club.

Very interesting!

Very Informative; but, too boring to read the complete book.

She tries to help you understand the reality of her life. It is much more than you can imagine.

I just started reading it and already hard to put it down.

I particularly enjoyed reading about her dreams and how she saw the world with her hands. However I didnt enjoy the repeated focus on proving that life is just as good or perhaps better without the ability to see. Its a fruitless argument from any side, she was speaking to a different audience of a different time of course but this became quickly redundant.

I enjoy reading about Helen Keller and found this book very interesting and enjoyable. My 9-year-old granddaughter also wanted to read this. Once she started she didnt want to stop.

This book is different from any I have ever read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Reading descriptions of people and objects from the perspective of a person who was deaf, blind and mute and relied solely on touch, taste and smell makes me truly appreciate having all my senses in tact and teaches me not to take that for granted.