Gorky once said that books are the ladder of human progress. Books are the spiritual food of human beings. They can cultivate people's sentiments and improve their cultivation.

There was a person whose life was very rough, only 19 months of light and voice, but with the help of teachers and relatives, she overcame difficulties that ordinary people could not imagine, and by her unremitting efforts, she was admitted to Harvard University, and obtained a bachelor's degree with excellent results. After graduation, he did many things for the disabled. He raised money for them everywhere to improve their lives and create educational opportunities for them. In the end, she became an excellent philanthropist, speaker and educator. She is Helen Keller, the heroine of "If You Give Me Three Days of Light". She could not see, hear or speak. But she thinks that if you give her three days of light. On the first day, he wanted to see people. Their kindness, warmth and friendship made her life worth living. The next day, she would get up at dawn to see the moving miracle of night turning into day. The third day, she wants to spend an ordinary day in the real world, among people engaged in daily life.

Her story and her spirit shocked me. At the same time, it also made me feel very ashamed of my weakness and withdrawal. But I believe that inspired and inspired by Helen Keller's deeds, I will never yield to misfortune and pain and dare to challenge fate.

Similarly, her story deeply moved me. A child has been blind, deaf and unable to speak since childhood. He has lost his most precious childhood. But I admire her perseverance and spirit. She was admitted to Harvard and obtained a degree. She works for the disabled. Her beautiful character moved me.

The book that moved me most was "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", and the person who moved me most was Helen Keller.