Essays on Malala

Malala Yousafzai, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, and campaigner for women’s education, was shot by the Taliban in 2012 while travelling home from school. Malala went on to write a well written autobiography, with the help of Patricia McCormick, called I am Malala. In her autobiography, Malala juxtaposes her own beliefs and ethics to…

From a young age, Malala was against the Taliban that had invaded her hometown, Swat Valley in Pakistan. She demanded that girls be allowed an education. In 2012, The Taliban proceeded to shoot her in the head, but she survived. She later became the youngest person to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Malala will continue…

I am Malala fits the criteria for a good memoir because the text is very honest, it was a short period of her life that greatly impacted her, and there is no personal problems like whining and begging, lastly through all of the struggles with the Taliban, Malala was strong and made it through the…

I Am Malala is about a young girl who lives in the Swat valley in Pakistan. Malala’s novel is written in first person and Malala is the narrator. Malala goes to school even though most girls in her village are not supposed to or think that it’s not right for a girl to get a…

Malala explains how much so many people has helped her learn and been so inspiring. She refused to sit and watch education be stripped from women and is going to fight what she believes in. In Yousafzai’s speech she used patho, for example when she said, ¨When I was in Swat, which was a place…

In the novel I am Malala: The Girl Who Stood up for Education and Was Shot by the Taliban, Malala Yousafzai tells the story of how the Taliban slowly began to take over her small valley, Swat, in Pakistan. The story begins with Malala recalling where she was and what was happening before she was…

The book is about Malala Yousafzai, a teenage Muslim girl who is from Pakistan. Malala’s hometown had recently changed in past ten years due to the Taliban, a radical Islamic terrorist group, who are against education and women’s rights. Malala begins her book by describing her Pashtun culture and the inequality women face daily in…

Malalas Journey on Education Malala is a activist who fights for girls education. When she was in Pakistan she was shot by the Taliban for sticking up for girls education. She worked really had n trying to get her point heard and most people heard it. She has made books and done other things to…

The story I am Malala, written by Christian Lamb and Malala Yousafazi, starts with Malala telling us about her unique childhood in her hometown of Swat Valley, Pakistan. With Malala’s father, Ziauddin being the principle of a school, education was always a major priority in their family. Malala’s father’s school was doing very well and…

2014 went down in history as the Nobel peace prize fraternity marked a new dawn by awarding Its most prestigious award to the youngest winner in history. Malala Yousafzai at 17 years bagged this award after recognition of her concerted efforts towards equal education rights and opportunities for girls and women in Pakistan. Her story…