Remi Pappas’s Reviews > I Am Malala: The Story of the Girl Who Stood Up for Education and Was Shot by the Taliban > Status Update
Remi Pappas
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I could get more information about the topic of this book, by watching the movie "He Named Me Malala." This book is actually an autobiography about a girl named Malala, who stood up for womens rights and was shot by Taliban. Actually, I've already watched the movie, and it gave me a chance to visually see what her life is like. That educated me a lot.
— Oct 19, 2015 07:17PM
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Remi Pappas
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The exposition is when one of her religious traditions are explained. The conflict is that women are trying to stand up for an education, but the Taliban stops them. The rising action is when Malala finally speaks up and reaches the climax. The falling action is when she shot by Taliban and nearly dies. The resolution is when Malala and her family move to America to be safe. The main theme is bravery and education.
— Nov 02, 2015 01:33PM
Remi Pappas
is on page 302 of 327
The book I am reading is very educational, but in my opinion it's not very exciting. Overall, the book does tell a beautiful story of a young girl who got shot and fought for an education, so it deserves a 10. I recommend this book to teenagers and adults.
— Oct 26, 2015 01:27PM
