Malala
Malala was a girl who loved her education and wanted to attend school but just because she was a girl she could not attend. The book Malala is an autobiography that explains the struggles the author has been through such as not having the right to go to school. Malala was a young girl who wanted to succeed in life and make her parents proud. She was also shot in the head by talibans while she was riding the bus. She fought for her rights but went through a lot injustices but at then she perceived to succeed.
Malala was a girl who stood up for her and others education and changed the world. Girls were not allowed to attend school, they only had the right to stay home and do the housework. In Malala’s days women were so discriminated …show more content…
Malala was a threat to them because the taliban's did not want women to have no rights, they were sexist. When she was going home on the bus she was shot in the head by a taliban. But that bullet did not kill her she was just really hurt. She was shot near the eye and was immediately taken to the hospital. Shortly after, Malala was moved to a different hospital and even her family had to move because they were also targeted. The author describes, “If one man can destroy everything, why cannot one girl change it” (Yousafzai,p109). She can change and fix something that is destroyed and make it better. She was a girl who wanted equal rights and wanted to have the same right as men. But the taliban's did not accept that so they wanted to kill her. Even after being shot at, Malala did not stop until she reached what she …show more content…
She was a very persistent young lady and would not stop at anything until she reached her goal, which was women’s right to education. She was willing to sacrifice her life for what she believed in and did whatever it took to gain education for women all over the world. In the book Malala inspired many through her testimonies and showed what a courageous and outstanding girl she was. To conclude, Malala’s hard effort and perseverance came through at the end because she conquered and reached her objective and now to this day girls from all over the world can thank her for achieving this
Malala was a girl who loved her education and wanted to attend school but just because she was a girl she could not attend. The book Malala is an autobiography that explains the struggles the author has been through such as not having the right to go to school. Malala was a young girl who wanted to succeed in life and make her parents proud. She was also shot in the head by talibans while she was riding the bus. She fought for her rights but went through a lot injustices but at then she perceived to succeed.
Malala was a girl who stood up for her and others education and changed the world. Girls were not allowed to attend school, they only had the right to stay home and do the housework. In Malala’s days women were so discriminated …show more content…
Malala was a threat to them because the taliban's did not want women to have no rights, they were sexist. When she was going home on the bus she was shot in the head by a taliban. But that bullet did not kill her she was just really hurt. She was shot near the eye and was immediately taken to the hospital. Shortly after, Malala was moved to a different hospital and even her family had to move because they were also targeted. The author describes, “If one man can destroy everything, why cannot one girl change it” (Yousafzai,p109). She can change and fix something that is destroyed and make it better. She was a girl who wanted equal rights and wanted to have the same right as men. But the taliban's did not accept that so they wanted to kill her. Even after being shot at, Malala did not stop until she reached what she …show more content…
She was a very persistent young lady and would not stop at anything until she reached her goal, which was women’s right to education. She was willing to sacrifice her life for what she believed in and did whatever it took to gain education for women all over the world. In the book Malala inspired many through her testimonies and showed what a courageous and outstanding girl she was. To conclude, Malala’s hard effort and perseverance came through at the end because she conquered and reached her objective and now to this day girls from all over the world can thank her for achieving this