The Story of My Life

This book covers Helen Keller's life from birth up to her time as a 21-year-old student at Radcliffe College. It provides a detailed account of her early education and her journey to communicate, but it does not encompass her entire adult life or later achievements.

The Story of My Life is Helen Keller's own account, offering a direct, first-person perspective on her experiences. It provides the foundation for many later interpretations and adaptations of her story, including the play and film The Miracle Worker, which primarily focus on the period described in this autobiography.

The book is primarily a chronological narrative of Helen Keller's early life and education, written in her own words. It also includes supplementary materials, such as letters she wrote and reports from her teacher, Anne Sullivan, which offer additional perspectives on the events described.