I Am Malala: the Girl Who Stood Up for Education And Was Shot By the Taliban
lolly says:
This story is incredible! I actually read the Young Adult Edition. I don't know how it differs from the original but it's a must have for any teen or pre-teen library. Malala is only eleven years old when she starts advocating for girls education in Pakistan. It was interesting to read about how the Taliban grew and gained support through propoganda and religious extremism, all from Malala's point of view. She stays positive and brave through the whole experience, never backing down f...rom her desire that everyone should have the right to an education.
KayleeM says:
The novel revolves around the life of civilians under Talibanisation in Swat valley and covers other geographical regions as well. It has very well buried in the minds of the readers that how human ignorance can result in catastrophic after effects. According to me, one of the reasons that made people vulnerable in Swat valley was the inadequacy of education and on top of that people in the valley overlooked the relevance of education. Taliban influenced people in the name of God by interpreting Quran in a fraudulant way. And this happened because people could not read and write and therefore had never read Quran themselves, and as a result easily accepted the interpretations of others. This gave Taliban an edge to control people out there. Not only this, the illiteracy is the main reason for the political instability in Pakistan. More than fifty million adults are uneducated in the country, out of which thirty two million are women. Not only people in Pakistan but every human on earth should understand that no religion has ever preached to abstain knowledge. Therefore right to education i.e. to seek knowledge is the fundamental right of every human on earth. It was sentimental to see the terrorised world of people in Swat valley through the beautiful eyes of a girl who spoke for her rights when everyone around her chose to remain silent.While reading this book, I FELT SO CLOSE TO MALALA YET SO FAR. So near to people devoid of their fundamental rights,yet so far from having the courage to do something for them.MoreLess
This story is incredible! I actually read the Young Adult Edition. I don't know how it differs from the original but it's a must have for any teen or pre-teen library. Malala is only eleven years old when she starts advocating for girls education in Pakistan. It was interesting to read about how the Taliban grew and gained support through propoganda and religious extremism, all from Malala's point of view. She stays positive and brave through the whole experience, never backing down f...rom her desire that everyone should have the right to an education.
KayleeM says:
The novel revolves around the life of civilians under Talibanisation in Swat valley and covers other geographical regions as well. It has very well buried in the minds of the readers that how human ignorance can result in catastrophic after effects. According to me, one of the reasons that made people vulnerable in Swat valley was the inadequacy of education and on top of that people in the valley overlooked the relevance of education. Taliban influenced people in the name of God by interpreting Quran in a fraudulant way. And this happened because people could not read and write and therefore had never read Quran themselves, and as a result easily accepted the interpretations of others. This gave Taliban an edge to control people out there. Not only this, the illiteracy is the main reason for the political instability in Pakistan. More than fifty million adults are uneducated in the country, out of which thirty two million are women. Not only people in Pakistan but every human on earth should understand that no religion has ever preached to abstain knowledge. Therefore right to education i.e. to seek knowledge is the fundamental right of every human on earth. It was sentimental to see the terrorised world of people in Swat valley through the beautiful eyes of a girl who spoke for her rights when everyone around her chose to remain silent.While reading this book, I FELT SO CLOSE TO MALALA YET SO FAR. So near to people devoid of their fundamental rights,yet so far from having the courage to do something for them.MoreLess
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Guest 4 years ago
I dont know if i am reading the write book the first chapter is supposed to be be as free as a bird........................
Guest 5 years ago
Good bookVery woaw
5/5 Inspiring
Sad but shows importance of our voices
Lit and gucci bok
reccomended
I wrote this much cuz this has to be 100 characters
universeruler28 6 years ago
I love this book! Malala is so brave. I would not think that she would still be alive.
Guest 7 years ago
this book is so LITTTTT BUN A NUNA NUNA NUNA NUNAdshbf
Guest 7 years ago
is it able to read the whole book?
Guest 7 years ago
Yes because in school my whole middle school class read the whole book
Guest 7 years ago
Malala is a great person
Guest 7 years ago
yep she id
Guest 8 years ago
This book is amazing.I love it and Malala is such an inspiration. GIRL POWER!!
Guest 8 years ago
The book is very nice . It is soo useful
Guest 6 years ago
This book is amazing I love Malala
Guest 8 years ago
Are there many versions to this book? Or is this one simply false? I've read about twenty pages in on an official, hard copy of I Am Malala, yet this is so, so different...
Guest 6 years ago
How you do hart study. I can'.t do hard study can you till me how to learn har study.
Guest 6 years ago
why you go to the london
Guest 8 years ago
how many pages is this book?any one know?
Guest 6 years ago
There are not 376 pages in this book. There are 262 page in this edition book.
Guest 7 years ago
Ther are 309 pages in this book and 137 pages in the young readers edition book.Write Review:
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