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Malala is a brilliant, courageous person, and I am in awe of her.
Not an insignificant number of reviews of the audiobook complain about the narrator. Come on. Yes, she has an accent, but I loved that she could pronounce all the words as they should have been pronounced.
Other reviews complained about the amount of history stuffed into the book. Personally, I loved the portions that detailed the history of Pakistan. I know embarrassingly little about the region, and this background was great to pr ...more
Not an insignificant number of reviews of the audiobook complain about the narrator. Come on. Yes, she has an accent, but I loved that she could pronounce all the words as they should have been pronounced.
Other reviews complained about the amount of history stuffed into the book. Personally, I loved the portions that detailed the history of Pakistan. I know embarrassingly little about the region, and this background was great to pr ...more
I Am Malala by Malala Yousafzai. Malala’s compelling first-hand account of fighting for woman’s education and equality against the Taliban that proves that one person can make a difference. Her family is threatened due to their vocal stance but despite a perilous injury, she remains strong, focused and determined to make a difference.
What a fascinating read. It is written very simply and does not always flow very well, but my eyes have been opened to Pakistan. Malala made me see the beauty and struggle of a place that has always seemed dark and evil. How I hope that one day she can return and see a new world there.
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