这本书里面讲了海伦凯勒在第二年的二月生了一场病，高烧不退，经过与病魔的

This book tells that Helen Keller fell ill in February of the second year. The fever did not go away. After fighting with the disease, she finally recovered. However, the high fever robbed her of her precious hearing and vision, which made her Become blind and deaf. On March 3, 1887, Miss Anne Sullivan from the College for the Blind came to Helen Keller’s home, taught him new words, words, and sentences, and took her step by step from darkness to light. <br><br><br>In May 1888, Helen Keller and Miss Sullivan entered the Perkins Academy for the Blind, where there were blind children like her, and she made friends with them. She treated the school as her own home. <br><br><br>After a long time of hard work, she went to Harvard University in the United States. During this period, she encountered countless difficulties, but they all overcome them one by one. <br><br><br>In the story, Helen Keller thought that if he had three days of light, he would have to see people on the first day, see the museum and sunrise on the second day, and spend the third day in real life. And in 1890, Miss Saraf, who specializes in teaching deaf people to speak, agreed to help Helen Keller to help speak. <br><br><br>When reading this book, she said that she had a great desire since she was a child, that is, to establish a foundation for the blind. After enrolling in university, she has been working hard for the foundation. <br><br><br>Reading "If You Give Me Three Days of Light" allowed me to enter the world of Helen Keller. This world made me understand: Even if I don't have precious hearing and eyesight, I must work hard to stick to my dreams. <br><br><br>We must all learn from Helen Keller, her selfless dedication; excellence; and the spirit of helping others.

The book tells the story of Helen Keller in February of the following year gave birth to a disease, high fever, after a struggle with the disease finally became ill, but the high fever took away precious hearing and vision, making her blind and deaf. On March 3, 1887, Miss Anne Sullivan, from the School of the Blind, came to Helen Keller's house and taught him new words, words, sentences, and took her step by step from darkness to light.<br><br>In May 1888, Helen Keller and Miss Sullivan entered Perkins Blind College, where she also had blind children like her, with which she made friends. She regards the other side of the school as her own home.<br><br>After a long struggle, she went to Harvard University in the United States, in this period of time, she encountered numerous difficulties, but all over.<br><br>In the story, Helen Keller thought that if she had three bright days, she would see people on her first day, the museum the next day and sunrise, and the third day in real life. And in 1890, Miss Sarraf, who specializes in teaching deaf people to speak, promised to help Helen Keller speak.<br><br>When she read the book, she told me about a great wish from an early age to set up a foundation for the blind, and since her college years, she has been working hard to create it.<br><br>Read "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", let me into Helen Keller's world, this world let me understand: even if there is no precious hearing and vision, but also strive to adhere to their dreams.<br><br>We all have to learn from Helen Keller, learn from her selfless dedication;

This book tells of Helen Keller's illness in February of the following year. She has a high fever. After fighting with the disease, she is finally cured. However, the high fever has deprived her precious hearing and vision, making her blind and deaf. On March 3, 1887, Miss Anne Sullivan, from the college for the blind, came to Helen Keller's home to teach him new words, words and sentences, and gradually led her from darkness to light.<br>In May 1888, Helen Keller and Miss Sullivan entered Perkins College for the blind, where there were blind children like her, and she made friends with them. She thinks of school as her home.<br>After a long time of hard work, she went to Harvard University in the United States. During this period of time, she encountered numerous difficulties, but they were all overcome one by one.<br>In the story, Helen Keller thought that if she had three days of light, she would see people on the first day, the museum and sunrise the second day, and spend the third day in real life. And in 1890, miss Saraf, who taught deaf people how to speak, agreed to help Helen Keller help speak.<br>When reading this book, she said that she had a great wish since she was a child, that is, to establish a foundation for the blind. After she was admitted to university, she has been working hard to create the foundation.<br>Read "if you give me three days of light", let me enter the world of Helen Keller, this world let me understand: even if there is no precious hearing and vision, we should also strive to adhere to their dreams.<br>We should all learn from Helen Keller and learn from her selfless dedication, excellence and helping spirit.<br>