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This book taught me that you shouldn't take the things you have for granted, you should be grateful because people are out in the world with less than you have, and people are out in the world who don't even have homes. This book taught me how to be a better ally and how it's very important to speak out to people in need.

You can apply this in real life when you see someone having a hard time, you can be kind and speak out for them.

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1. many journalists came to interview on the anniversary of the shooting

2. not sad about being shot

3. want to know about attack not Malala campaign

4. likes new york a lot

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Malala is living in Birmingham, and she finds it weird how kids are grown ups are allowed to show skin and wear what they want.

Important dates: 14 August 1947-Pakistan created a world's first homeland for Muslims; SWAT joins Pakistan.

1947-First Indo-Pakistani War.

1996-Taliban take power in Kabul

2005- Maulana Fazlullah starts radio station in Swat; massive earthquake in Pakistan kills more than 70,000 people.

February 2009- Pakistani government agrees to peace accord with Taliban; the New York Times posts a documentary called Class Dismissed

2011- Governor of Punjab Ta seer assassinated.

9 October 2009- Malala shot.

12 July 2013- Malala addresses the United Nations in New York on her sixteenth birthday and calls for free education for all children.

10 December 2014- Malala receives the Nobel Peace Prize.

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1. missing her home in Pakistan

2. family still thinks of her the same as she was

3. parents worry about her safety more

4. people blame the father for what happened

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173-209 (get to 209 in conference)

word catcher words: cranioplasty-transmitter-humanitarian-

Malala is still getting many surgeries

On her 16th birthday she was invited to speak to the United Nations.

She went to New York and gave a speech to the United Nations.

Malala's hard work earned her the Nobel Peace prize.

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1. living in Birmingham for some time

2. Birmingham is much different then Pakistan

3. starting to get caught up with all the stuff she needs to do

4. starting to feel normal again

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1. On her birthday she got to talk with the UN (United Nations)

2. It was also declared Malala day

3. She won the Nobel Peace Prize.

4. She was one of the youngest to win it.

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157-173 (get to 195 in conference)

word catcher words: initially-consult-diplomats-

Malala's dad was giving a speech when Malala got shot

Malala's surgery was 5 hours

Dr.Fiona was Malala's legal guardian for the trip to the UK

Malala's parents said goodbye to her on the 14, October

Two hundred journalists came from around the world to watch malala in the hospital

Malala was released from the hospital in 2013.

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1. she had to do a lot of exercises to help her face

2. the president of Pakistan came to see her

3. she just left the hospital

4. many people wanted to see her

page 187

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1. treatment made her face move again

2. getting better every day

3. finally left hospital

4. many people visited her and gave her praise

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1. Are you on pace with your reading and all tiles on the book club padlet

2. What is the genre of your book and why?

3. What is the background of your character?

4. What is the setting (time & place)?

5. Why is the setting important?

6. Can you determine a theme and a theme statement

7. What is the message the author is trying to convey

8. What choices did the author make that helped you understand what is happening in the book?

9. What did you find interesting about the book?

10. How did the book make you think or feel about the issue that was presented?

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142-155

Malala learned that she had been shot in the head.

Malala was always insecure about herself, but when she saw her face after she had been shot in the mirror, she just thought about how lucky she was to be alive.

When the bullet hit her bone, it fractured the bone, sending splinters of bone into the lining of her brain. The shock caused her brain to swell.

Malala was in a coma for a week.

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1. she got shot in the head 3 times

2. her dad is not going with her to get the peace of her head worked on

3. she was in a coma

4. she could not move one of her eyes or smile

5. famous people were wishing her good luck or feel better

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1. The father was not himself

2. "going to take every step together"

3. filling her in on what happened wen she got shot

4. many people worried about malala

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Patience Lorre - 2024 Book Club Cornell Notes

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Day#10 stop and jot notes, Feb 15, 2024 stop and jot notes

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Day#10 stop and jot notes, Feb 15, 2024 stop and jot notes

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126-142

Word catcher words: seized-

Malala was shot in the head 3 times, she could barely remember anything.

Malala didnt know where her father was

Malala could not remember some words

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1. There were a lot of tests at her school

2. She got a pink diary that she writes in a lot.

3. She sees people who speak different languages

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1. Birmingham has good hospitals

2. The hospital was free because she couldn't pay because she was alone

3. family was alive

4. she was being helped with being shot in the head

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112-126

word catcher words: nonetheless-superstitious-wretched

One day in 2012, Malala got a death threat from the Taliban saying she should be killed.

Malala tried to be calm about the death threats

A letter was also sent to Malala's father reading "Dear Muslim brothers, there is a school, the Khushal school..."(Malala's school)"Which is a center of vulgarity and obscenity. They take girls for picnics to different resorts. Go and ask the manager of the White Palace Hotel and he will tell you what these girls did..."

Malala's father's close friend, Zahid Khan had been attacked by the Taliban.

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1. many demanded they rebuild the schools that were destroyed by the Taliban

2. people are sending death threats to people fighting for women education

3. Taliban still sometimes walk the streets and wip people but they don't kill them

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1. Someone wanted to meet Malala

2. Something was wrong and her dad would not tell her

3. people wanted to kill her

4. her mom was learning to read

5. many girls got married at 15 and up

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84-112 (catch up in conference)

word catcher words: displaced-awe-floggings-reprimanded

Since 2007, more than a thousand people had been killed.

Malala is leaving for class and only 10 people are left in her class.

The Taliban are becoming more stronger.

Malala left her house.

Richard Holbrooke, a special ambassador from the United States would be holding a meeting in Islamabad and Malala's family was invited.

Malala's school was graffiti ed and messed up by the Taliban.

A threat in the mail came to Malala's father.

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1. They were leaving their house

2. Her birthday was coming up

3. They went home and they saw a war zone, this was sad for them and scary.

4. a lot of people lost their homes

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1. 2 million people fleeing their homes

2. many people were not let in after curfew

3. schools in the mountains were much more strict

4. army took back the city

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1. a lot of people do not like that she showed her face on TV.

2. she was scared that she would not be allowed to go to school and that the might close

3. they are getting interviewed about the school and other stuff

4. people are fighting about school rights

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1. more opinions about the war is getting heard all over the world

2. school closing is actually happening

3. many people in other contries want to know about the people getting killed

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70-84

word catcher words: deprived-pronouncements-lingered-correspondant-pseudonym-

After the fifteenth of January, no girl was allowed to go to school. announced in December 2008.

Fazlullah's men killed a woman in Mingora because she was a dancer.

Malala's fake name was Gul Makai.

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1. the schools were still getting bombed

2. some of the girls from the school were getting interviewed

3. after a little while girls were not allowed to go to school

start at page 73

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1. girls in school speaking up for there right to learn

2. many girls stopped coming to school for safety reasons

3. many stories about people getting killed

4. girls stopped protesting to stay safe

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55-70

word catcher words: fearsome-fitful-ineffective

SWAT came to stop the Taliban.

Taliban took over SWAT.

There were many gunshots at night and everyone was terrified.

In 2008 alone, the Taliban bombed two hundred schools.

Summary: These past few pages have been about how the Taliban is getting stronger every day. The Taliban even took over the SWAT team and banned two hundred schools in the span of only one year.

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1. People were threatening her father to stop teaching girls

2. the father was really busy

3. people were tossing candy at the school

4. there was a lot of bombing overnight

5. people got more competitive to get the best grades

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1. big fight between the army and swat vs Fazlullah

2. the army and swat set a curfew to keep people safe

3. the rumor was Taliban took control of the swat team

4. many kids got more competitive for validation

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41-54

word catcher words: Shangla-sermon-menacingly-

In May 2007, Fazlullah signed a peace agreement with the government saying that he would stop his campaigns against vaccinations and girls education.

women were banned from public places.

The Taliban threatened malala and her father and they want girls at her school to wear a burqa.

in October 2007, Benazir Bhutto had been the first female prime minister of Pakistan.

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1. People used some money to get bombs and other stuff like that

2. more and more kids were not going to school

3. There were signs that said "Women not allowed"

4. her dad was out at night, a lot, sometimes he would sleep at a friend's house just in case someone was following him

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1. 9/11 attacks took place near Pakistan

2. Osama 9/11 leader hated girl schools

3. Osama starts attacking the government

4. many places going out of business because women not allowed outside

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28-41

word catcher words: aftershocks-devastated-militant-geological

Dates- An earthquake happened on the 8th of October 2005.

These passing pages were mostly about an earthquake that had happened on the 8th of October 2005 which had devastated many people. The few pages also talk about how less kids are coming to school, and the unfairness of some of the schools. For example, someone came to Malala's house and said that teenage girls shouldn't be in school.

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1. big earthquake wiped out families

2. the city was vulnerable

3. people were mad women were attending school

4. the women schools were a place to be free

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1. Some kids have not been coming to school

2. There were earthquakes often

3. On Oct. 8, 2005, there was a really bad earthquake, one of the worst

4. a lot of people did not like that girls were going to school

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word catcher words: partake-bitter-cardamom-veranda

Page 14-27

Summary: In these few chapters, Malala mostly talked about how hard it was being a girl in Pakistan, England, and Afghanistan. She talked about how girls have to wear veils that cover their whole body, and how you can barely see their eyes. She also talked about how many rules that girls have to follow starting at her age. For example, they can't wear nail polish, they can barely show skin, and they can't walk around outside without a male family member present.

Other info: Her father is very supportive of her even though having a girl baby for some people is a bad thing, her father still wanted her.

Malala is immensely brave for wanting to stand up for education and people.

Malala loves school and education.

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1. very dependent on father

2. her house is in a grassy part and statues behind it

3. her family owned a school

4. they had little dinner

5. men favored society

6. many families were poor and the kids had to work

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1. Safina is Malala´s friend

2. Malala is not that interested in makeup or jewelry

3. She has guests or family over often

4. She looked up to her father

5. Most girls did not go to school at this time

6. Some fathers did not think their daughters were a valued part of the family. which is sad

7. If women did not walk with a male family member outside their homes they would go to jail or get beaten.

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What: many people got killed kids were abandoned

Who: her family got killed and Malala almost died

Where: Pakistan

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1. The schools are not the best

2. The girls had a different school then boys

3. Sometimes she pretends to not hear her father wake her so she does not go to school or something

4. The ride to school was about 5 minutes up the road and down the river

5. She wants to know what it feels like to die or be dead

6. the bus was really stinky and hot

7. Some people in white robes wanted Malala or asked for her

8. she does not really remember what happened but people told her everything.

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Time period: 9 October 2012

Setting: Birmingham, England

Who: Malala yousafzai

Word catcher words: mosque-banter-gnawing

Page 1-14 details: The time period is 2012, the book specifically starts at the 9th of October 2012, Birmingham, England. The story is about Malala Yousafzai who is a young girl who had just recently moved from Pakistan to England.

Fun information: She is double jointed, she likes cupcakes but no candy, loves pizza, hates eggplant and green peppers, favorite color is pink.

Extra general information: She is a Pashtun, a member of a proud tribe across Afghanistan and Pakistan.

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What day did she get shot?

Who shot her?

When did she recover?

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What I want to know about time period 2012

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What I want to know about time period 2012

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1. what were the main terrorist groups

2. what was India like in 2012

3. what were other countries doing about the terrorist groups

4. what did these terrorist groups do

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Why did women not go to school or learn like men could

Why did she get shot

Who shot her

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Women did not get the same rights as men

Women could not go to school

She got shot

This was in India/ She lived in India

This was in 2012

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2012

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I am Malala - 2012

1. many people were getting killed

2. A lot of terrorist groups targeted India

3. many people were religous

4. there were a lot of terrorist groups

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Something I know about the time period in I am Malala (2012), is that this is very current, and during this time where Malala lived, there was a lot of terrorist groups that would hurt people (particulaly woman), especially if they weren't doing specific things like they were supposed to. (not wearing their hijab correctly, not covering their bodies enough, etc.)

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Word Catcher/Wordsmith - Lillian

Quest Captain - Patience

Design Artist - Lillian

Time Manager - Penny