I Am Malala Sparknotes
“Just tell him what’s in your heart. That you want an education. For yourself. For all girls. For his sister, his daughter. For him” (Yousafzai and McCormick 119). This is what Malala believes in, she believes that everyone should have an education. In I am Malala she told her story to make her dream come true she is still working on that dream today. I am Malala was a great book And we all want more. We want to know what she’s doing today and what she’s still doing to get an education for everyone around the world.
In this book you will be able to see I am Malala in a whole different way than you did before. Chapter one talks about her dad and how he influenced her to stand up to the Taliban to get an education. It also talks about how her …show more content…
When her dad was threatened by the taliban he didn’t let them run him over and win he stood his ground. I believe that that really inspired Malala to stand up to the taliban and fight for everyone's education. Malala’s dad never let the taliban win even when the taliban was bombing schools he didn’t shut down his school that would just show that the taliban had won. Malala’s dad had been fighting for what he believed in since Malala was young so she grew up with that kind inspiration in her life. Even when Malala was threatened she never stepped back, she worried a little but she didn’t give up to the taliban just like her father. When Malala’s father was threatened by the taliban he would always take a different route home and wouldn’t come straight home he would stay with a friend. He did this to keep his family safe and when he was home he would check the windows in every room twice just in case the taliban were to follow him …show more content…
Both of them didn’t back off from what they were doing they kept fighting for what was right. The taliban think that they can control everyone but in reality they can’t. The taliban think they can just run-over everyone that tries to say what they’re doing is wrong. They treat everyone like they’re a piece of dirt kinda like they’re worth nothing and think they’re better than everyone else. The taliban think that they know everything and that they know what’s best for everyone.
The taliban might think this way because that’s how they were raised and they grew up thinking that girls shouldn’t be able to go to school. That’s how a lot of people get their ideas they get them from their parents because when you’re young you usually think that your parents are right. When you’re younger you usually don’t make your own decisions your parents make your decisions. Religion is a good example if your parents are christian and you are taught about that religion and only that
In this book you will be able to see I am Malala in a whole different way than you did before. Chapter one talks about her dad and how he influenced her to stand up to the Taliban to get an education. It also talks about how her …show more content…
When her dad was threatened by the taliban he didn’t let them run him over and win he stood his ground. I believe that that really inspired Malala to stand up to the taliban and fight for everyone's education. Malala’s dad never let the taliban win even when the taliban was bombing schools he didn’t shut down his school that would just show that the taliban had won. Malala’s dad had been fighting for what he believed in since Malala was young so she grew up with that kind inspiration in her life. Even when Malala was threatened she never stepped back, she worried a little but she didn’t give up to the taliban just like her father. When Malala’s father was threatened by the taliban he would always take a different route home and wouldn’t come straight home he would stay with a friend. He did this to keep his family safe and when he was home he would check the windows in every room twice just in case the taliban were to follow him …show more content…
Both of them didn’t back off from what they were doing they kept fighting for what was right. The taliban think that they can control everyone but in reality they can’t. The taliban think they can just run-over everyone that tries to say what they’re doing is wrong. They treat everyone like they’re a piece of dirt kinda like they’re worth nothing and think they’re better than everyone else. The taliban think that they know everything and that they know what’s best for everyone.
The taliban might think this way because that’s how they were raised and they grew up thinking that girls shouldn’t be able to go to school. That’s how a lot of people get their ideas they get them from their parents because when you’re young you usually think that your parents are right. When you’re younger you usually don’t make your own decisions your parents make your decisions. Religion is a good example if your parents are christian and you are taught about that religion and only that