I Am Malala Review

I am a memoir of Malala am Malala Yousafzai. Yousafzai is an educational activist and has won the Nobel Peace Prize. In her memoir, she reviews the memory of life in Pakistan and how she is involved in educational strife. Malala Yousafzai, a 16 - year - old student from Swat in Pakistan, fought for education for everyone when the government criticized education. Through memoirs, we learned more about her motives for malaria and education. This memoir also focuses on her father's view on the government of Pakistan and the struggle for fighting for the education of all. This memoir tends to talk about the background to provide more information about Pakistan's history and its family memories. Use background stories to incorporate memoirs into various secondary roles that are forgotten or just for reference. This memoir is intended for high school readers, but it is still easy for others to read. Compared to other memoirs such as Ishmael Beah 's memoir of a long journey of boys' soldiers, this does not pay attention to the events experienced by malaras, but like a struggle of her father's life More about old stories of other people in the past. . In the book, Yousafzai came to pay more attention to himself. Yousafzai sometimes talks about her story using the opinions of other people. When she gets treated for the wound she will do so in the memoir. Her family's career will help explain the fundamental cause of the problem in the entire memoir. This memoir also talks about the many problems Pakistan is currently facing. Showing the problems that the people of Pakistan must face everyday helps stimulate readers of these difficulties, that is exactly what Yousafzai intends to do. This memoir is generally good reading. Sometimes it feels late and there are too many details that is not necessary. At the end of the memoirs, the rhythm started to rise due to a less background. This memoir will appeal to readers who want to know more about the Middle East. The memoir is not too long, but it is not too short. This memoir can be delayed in several chapters, yet it will wake up for those who do not have much background knowledge about Pakistan. This is a fun memoir providing a strong message for life in Pakistan and a bright future to readers.

Malala Yousafzai's autobiography I am Malala. I start with the scene where young Pakistani education and women's rights activist Malala are being shot. Her school bus was stopped by the Taliban, after asking which girl was malar, she put a bullet in her head. Malara finished a powerful overture with the phrase "Who is Malala". I am Malara, this is my story (9). - Malara Yousafuzai, even if he is not a Christian, must fight for the rights of others, even if she has to sacrifice her rights. Girl, she does anything for her family She wants only the right for a girl to attend school. "I think my life is not my life, this is Second Life, people pray to God to forgive me, and I will escape - I will use my life to help others "(Yousafzai, 301)

Malaras is probably one of the most famous names in the world. Malala Yousafzai is an activist, a female student, and the youngest Nobel laureate. At the age of 15, Marala was shot by the Taliban for her "crime" - to attend school. After surviving the shoot, Marara became idol of many young women, inspired by her story and courage. I remember about the story of Mala for the first time and remember what I saw her in the United Nations speech. Her spirit impressed me. As an ambitious young woman, I can relate to the struggle of Malaras praise her wisdom and courage; But I want to know: why do we want people like Malaras in this world Do you need it? Is there anything behind her success story?

When I first heard of Mala's story at high school, I was shocked. Marala's courage shocked me. I am amazed at her age and maturity. But most importantly, the Taliban deliberately attacked a young girl was shocked just because she wanted to learn and help others learn. Shortly after paying close attention to the first breakthrough in the news, I paid close attention to her story. Even though it is dangerous for her, I think she is a very brave individual and a hero to fight for the rights of other girls. I was surprised many times when her story first appeared but she was not surprised that she received the Nobel Peace Prize for her actions. In my "truth", she is indeed a hero and a peace fighter.