For Helen Keller, the most important day to her was when her teacher Miss. Sullivan first tried to communicate with her. From 18 months old to that day very few people knew where to begin when trying to communicate with a little girl that was deaf and blind. Little did Helen know her teacher was going to teach her seven year old self how to communicate with others. In the continuing paragraphs when she begins to explain the story, if you didn't know any background information on Helen Keller, it may have been hard to pick up that she was handicapped. Keller describes the important day so well, she uses many examples and description so the reader is able to paint a picture in their head of her great experience. She goes on to say “Have you ever
