I AM MALALA

POINT OF VIEW

KATHLINE JANE FAITH ACEJO

HONEY LYN L. TAMPOS
BSED-MATHEMATICS 4A
POINT OF VIEW

Malala Yousafzai, a girl growing up in Pakistan under

the Taliban’s control, narrates the memoir in first-
person past tense.

Malala Yousafzai's tale is infamous throughout the world. Malala is

an education activist from Swat district in Pakistan.

At the age of 16, she has written for the BBC (under a pseudonym)
describing her life in Swat valley, stood up for education at various
protests, been nominated for the Nobel peace prize and been shot in
the eye socket and neck by one of the worlds most dangerous
extremist terrorist organisations, the Taliban.

I Am Malala, written from Malala's point of view, is a beautifully

written, brutally honest and heart-warming tale of a girl's innocence
and will to make a positive difference, and how she was almost lost
to the hands of a brutal and suppressive body who attempted, and
still continue to threaten, to kill her.