Miss Spitfire

Seeing the story through Miss Spitfire's eyes offers a fresh angle on a well-known figure. I wonder what motivated this creative choice and how it changes the way we view Helen Keller's journey.

The patience and creativity in the classroom scenes really resonated with me. Did these moments make others think about their own experiences with learning or teaching?

The historical setting feels authentic, but I’m curious how much was shaped to make the story more engaging for children. Did anyone else notice any creative liberties taken?