I now know who is Malala

“We were scared, but our fear was not as strong as our courage.”

Malala Yousafzai’s book tells us so much more than what we would have ever conceived of reading in her book. Definitely a book to read and a human to be inspired by, in today’s world.

On Reading #iammalala
I thought the book was brilliant. But Malala, she is even more !!
Such a beautiful book that I took so long to finish reading and I do not understand why so. I am so glad to have enjoyed reading and completing the same. A real page turner. Here is so much to learn from culture, religion, politics and many other fields.
A young girl captured my heart with her brave charisma. Such a character who can lead by example and teach us to be patient, aim for your goals, be tirelessly kind, yet effortlessly simple. I think I now know who Malala is!!

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