I read this book for
Diverse A Thon back in January and I thought it was a really thought
provoking and inspiring read. It follows Malala who got shot in the
head by the Taliban and survived. I felt that this was more her Dads
story as well as Malala and my Praise goes out to her Dad for having
the guts to fight for Education for both boys and girls and for
speaking out if it wasn't for him Malala wouldn't be speaking out and
you can tell in the book that Malala really idolizes her dad and he
inspires to to stand up for what is right. While reading this book I
really learnt a lot especially about different cultures. While
reading this book it made me thankful that I live in a country that
is peaceful and we don't have to deal with the likes of the Taliban
coming to destroy our peace like they did for Malala and I am also
grateful while reading this book that I was able to have an education
and it does break my heart that most people don't get that
opportunity. The one thing that I got from reading this book that
Malala family supported her all the way through her opportunity. The
writing style of this book is very passionate and it did make me cry
in parts. I like the fact the book is broken up and you get to see
some really great photos in the book I love the one with her family
all together in the UK. This book is a very strong book and at the
focus is a young girl and her very strong relationship with her
father and there shared bond over education and you can tell that she
is inspired by her father. Its a must read book and I recommend it to
everyone to read it once in there lifetime. I gave this book a 5/5 on
Good reads.I have reviewed this book on my Booktube Channel hear is the link if you want to go and check that one out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XLX8FAoj8A
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Thankyou for Reading
Rhiannon :)
