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http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/16/world/asia/pakistan-peshawar-school-attack/
This link relates to the book because it tells about the Taliban attacking a school and killing many students, and wounding others.

https://www.dawn.com/news/1249094
This link relates to the book because it shows some aspects of life in the Swat. It shows some of the ways people acted and some pictures of the environment they lived in.

http://www.schoolfundingfairness.org/
This link relates to the book because it talks about some school funding being unfair. The school that Malala's dad was trying to start had little to almost no funding and it was a struggle to keep it running.

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The ending of I Am Malala has a very effective ending because it shows how Malala adjusts to her new life in England. The ending reveals that Malala misses her old home in Swat, despite the poorer conditions there. Malala wants life to go back to the way that it once was. The ending also wraps everything up by mentioning that bad things are still happening to schools, but more people are putting a say in it. It shows that things do not change right away and that these type of things take a bit of time. The ending of the book provides the information that life can change, but people need to keep moving forwards and they can continue to do great things for the world.

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A significant lesson learned in I Am Malala is that people should not be afraid to stand up for what they think is right. Malala stands up for girl's education while knowing that the consequences could be bad. She is the only person in Swat who is not afraid to speak on television and the radio to talk about how unfair the Taliban are being to everyone. She is showing people that they should not be shy about what they believe. She shows that if someone wants to make a change in the world, they first have to speak out about it. Malala proves that when people speak up for something important, they can create a big impact on many people's lives.

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Education was very important issues for Malala, especially education for girls. Standing up for her education was why she became so well known all around the world.
http://www.brownpoliticalreview.org/2015/12/a-new-look-at-school-funding-inequality/

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The bombing of the twin towers was just the start of terrorist attacks, they got worse in Pakistan. The Taliban eventually started taking over parts of the Swat, affecting Malala's and everyone else's lives.
http://911review.com/attack/wtc/fires.html

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This is a picture of Swat Valley, Pakistan, where Malala spends most of her time in the book. This shows where and how she grew up and spent the beginning of her life.
http://www.shughal.com/12-astonishing-pictures-of-swat-valley-switzerland-of-pakistan/

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By Malala Yousafzai with Christina Lamb

8/10

This book is about a young girl named Malala Yousafzai and her life growing up in the Swat Valley in Pakistan. Malala enjoyed being able to have an education and wanted to keep her right for an education. When the Taliban came to Swat and started changing things, including education, she stood up against them for girl's education.

I recommend I Am Malala because it is a great story on how Malala stood up for what she believed in. The way that she stood up for girl's education is very inspiring for any and all girls.