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On page 21 it says, "Laden with presents for our relatives..." This made me think Malala's family is more wealthy than I initially thought. I am also realizing that her family is trying to take care of their other family members who live further away in the mountain village, since they bring them medicine. I also thought she was living in a more remote area, but this made it seem like she lives in a city.

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On page 21 it says, "Laden with presents for our relatives..." This made me think Malala's family is more wealthy than I initially thought. I am also realizing that her family is trying to take care of their other family members who live further away in the mountain village, since they bring them medicine. I also thought she was living in a more remote area, but this made it seem like she lives in a city.

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Mrs. Griffin & Mrs. Pragle

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on page 15 it states that ¨badel-a tradition of revenge-where on insalt must be answed by another.¨ This made me think that why would malala´s mother get unset at malala and thought that she knew better for taking things that were not hers when it was part of her culture to do that  if someone took something, you would take something right back. Like  when malala thought  her friend safina took her pink phone so malala took some of her jewery right back for  revenge. 

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on page 15 it states that ¨badel-a tradition of revenge-where on insalt must be answed by another.¨ This made me think that why would malala´s mother get unset at malala and thought that she knew better for taking things that were not hers when it was part of her culture to do that  if someone took something, you would take something right back. Like  when malala thought  her friend safina took her pink phone so malala took some of her jewery right back for  revenge. 

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Cadence Cummings

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On page 19 it says "My father paid no mind to these customs. I've seen my name-in bright blue ink-right there among the males names of our family tree." This made me think  that maybe Malala's father could get into some trouble with the TTP and the TNSM for not following some of the customs that are about woman/girls and are some what important to there culture and the TTP/TNSM.

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On page 19 it says "My father paid no mind to these customs. I've seen my name-in bright blue ink-right there among the males names of our family tree." This made me think  that maybe Malala's father could get into some trouble with the TTP and the TNSM for not following some of the customs that are about woman/girls and are some what important to there culture and the TTP/TNSM.

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Lilyan Shoff

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Before I thought that it was a huge deal for Malala not to want to wear a head scarf. Every girl in Pakistan wore one.  Some girls schools made the children wear a burqa which covered them completely.
Although for their culture I realize it might be a big deal but, now I realize that you have to want to wear the headscarf, because the only reason they wear them in so that nobody but their family can see what they really look like. If shes not concerned about that why would she?

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Before, I thought Malala was a lot older than eleven because of the kind of school material that she said her class was covering.
Now I think that the subjects are appropriate for her age because of where they are.

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On page 34 it says " "Our school is better than yours," he said as if that explained things.  I did not agree one bit.  "My school is the better one," I said." This makes me think that Malala takes pride in her school and that she wants to defend it.  I also shows me that Malala likes her education because she was standing up for her school and that is where she is educated.

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on page 33 it says that women cant go to school this made me think  ... why can´t girls go to school

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On page 41 the book says: "Soon Fazlullah's attacks became personal." This made me think that The Taliban was about to have a serious/major impact on Malala's life later on (or soon) in the story.

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Before I thought that the girls in Pakistan had to wear headscarves when they were little (5 years), but that was not the case when I was introduced to the book. In the book it says that when the girls turn thirteen, they have to wear headscarves. Why? I think that they would just do that to be respectful to the law, but is it really crucial to wear the scarves? Will something bad happen if they (the girls) don't? I just can't seem to grasp the idea that they HAVE to hide their faces from the other people. Why do they HAVE to wear the scarves in general?!

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On page 34 it says "One day I was playing with the neighborhood children in the alley, and when choosing up sides for a game of cricket, one of the boys said he didn't want me on his team. 'Our school is better than yours.' he said as if that explained things. I didn't agree one bit. 'My school is the better one.' 'Your school is bad.' he insisted. 'It is not straight on the path of Islam.'" This made me think that if I was in that situation I would have lost it. Not wanting someone on your team just because of what school they go to. Talk about discrimination.

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I believe that malala wants to stand up for her school and really cares about it because  one day she went to  go play in  the alley  with the neighborhood children. One of the boys was choosing teams fro a game of criket  ball and  he said ¨Our school is better than yours¨
so malala said ¨our school is the better one.¨

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On page 17 it says, ¨I´d seen wives required to walk a few paces behind their husbands.  I´d seen women forced to lower their gaze when they encountered a man.  And I´d seen the older girls who´d been our playmates disappear behind veils as soon as they became teenagers.¨
This made me think about why women are forced religiously to dress a certain way, do certain things ect. Shouldn´t that be about not what you wear, but more about what you do?

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I believe that Malala is very courageous for what she has done to make her mark in the world, because as some people may know, she had gotten hit by The Taliban. Despite her past, she kept fighting for what she believed in. I thank Malala for doing what's right, and showing us that we can make big changes as well!

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Something that is true in the story and the world is when malala got shot on the school bus and when they said that two people went on the bus. This can happen in real life. Kinda like the attack at that one school. This reminds me of that because people killed innocent children and those two people shot malala which is innocent

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I believe that Malala is brave and wants to make a change int the world, and give all women the smae rights and chances that men have. This is because of the actions she does to make a difference, such as going to school even when the radio said it was forbidden. Her home town is horrible in the state of men and women having equal rights, so thats probaley why she does so much.

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Before I thought that people in Pakistan would accept each other no matter what school they went to, our who their parents were, our how much money their family had. Now I realize that the children and adults there are just as pick and discriminating as the people here. That just shows how mean people can be. It's sad.

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The story is non-fiction everything in that story is real. And also what is true in the world is that there are cruel people that will hurt others for ridiculous reasons.

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Before I thought that Radio Mullah was just a radio Stations that keeps people informed or knowing about the world, Now I think that Radio Mullah is slowly destroying Pakistan because of the Taliban are taking over and they are ripping people away from society, killing them, smashing their Tv's DVDS, CDs, any music or electronics. They are also giving false advertisements about god and their religions, and people believe them because the dont have an education or know much about any religion but their own.

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Before I thought that Malala's personality was going to be decribed by her culture. But as the book went on and she started to describe herself, I realized that she likes the same kind of games and foods as I think most of us reading do. Also I thought her personality was going to be based by her culture when she started talking about the wearing the scarf, or the burqa, over her face. Thats when I thought tht Malala was just going to hide in the shadows like most other girls in her town. But then when she decides that she doesn't want to wear a burqa, it kind of shows you a little bit of the personality I thought she was going to have, where she stands up against problems that she thinks are not right.

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Before I thought that Malala´s country, Pakistan was almost like America and peaceful, but now I think that it really isn´t and since the Taliban ¨invaded¨ Pakistan everything is different for Malala and her beloved Pakistani friends and family.

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I believe that girls have a right to go to school, be able to free their skin, and go outside alone because its just unfair for people to just rule out women because they are smaller and are not as buff as men. If you think about it... women do a lot more work than men. They clean, wash, care for children, make food, and they also help repopulate.

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I believe that Maulana Fazlullah A.K. A, The Radio Mullah. ( A picture) was once a good man because before he went full terrorist he was broadcasting about good things even if he made it sound terrifying, like, ¨Please stop smoking and pray daily otherwise God will punish us for doing these things.¨

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On page 43 it says "He was only a voice  on the radio then. What we didn't know was the he would go much further in his campaign against girls' schools in the days ahead". This made me think that Mullah was gonna do everything he can to make Malala and her people miserable by ruining what was used to be a small peaceful town.

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On pages 14 and 15 it says that Safina stole Malala's phone that her dad gave her.  This made me think, why would Malala still want to be her friend? If I was her, I wouldn't want to be friends with someone that steals from me.

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Before i thought Malalas  personality was gonna be based around her culture and be free willed and be able to go to school with no threats and that she was happy. but now i think that Malala lives a super cruel life and day to day filled with fear and madness and i think she is afraid that one day either her or her family will get hurt

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Before i thought Malalas  personality was gonna be based around her culture and be free willed and be able to go to school with no threats and that she was happy. but now i think that Malala lives a super cruel life and day to day filled with fear and madness and i think she is afraid that one day either her or her family will get hurt

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Haylee Brown

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Something that is true in the story and the world is that this actually happens. Its sad. Whats happening in this book reminds me of the Afghanistan war, people dying left and right, the terrorists destroying everyone hopes and dreams. this is actually happening and is disappointing what our world has come to.

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This story projects the idea that the world can be a cruel place. People attack Pakistan a lot. This happens in the book, and people have the right to be, and feel, sad.

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I believe that Malala should've been furious like she was because she got the plastic phone from her dad and her friend next door just took it like it was hers. Literally anything could happen on the way to work and the way home. especially in the state they live in.

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On page 15, Safina is framed for stealing the phone. Knowing that people die every day there, knowing that Malalas dad could be next. I would cherish the phone, because it might come down to that being her last memory of him.

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On page 29 its says "We lived in a region that has earthquakes often" This made me think how often do earthquakes happen?

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what is true in the book and the world is that women do not have equal rights in some places like afganistan. Some woman are not alowed to go to school. and what is very true is sexist men that say that girls can not go to school. and women like malala speak out about these unfair ways. and some people, like malala get punished for speaking her mind about women educational rights.

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I believe that Malala is strong on her  opinions because she will not wear a head scarf, also she believes that she should have the same school education as men. She sticks with her opinions and she supports them as well.

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On page 29 it says "We lived in a region where earthquakes happen often but this felt different."This made me think that people that live in a place that earthquakes happen they might not have a place to live because the earthquakes probably destroyed there houses and I feel bad for the people that were in a earthquake and there house got destroyed 

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On page 29 it says "We lived in a region where earthquakes happen often but this felt different."This made me think that people that live in a place that earthquakes happen they might not have a place to live because the earthquakes probably destroyed there houses and I feel bad for the people that were in a earthquake and there house got destroyed 

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Faith Baker

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I belive that in places like afganistan women should have a right to go to school or even have the right to show there face in public and be able to do what ever a man can do like get a education or have jobs like a engineer or anything that a"man" can do but girls "cannot". i belive this because everyone has a right to have a education because someday you are going to need those life skills and it is just plain right ridiculous and cruel.

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On page 33 it says women should not go to school. This made me think...Relay... that is unfair... those men should "not go to school" you jerks