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Day 16, February 26, 2024, Stop and Jots

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Day 16, February 26, 2024, Stop and Jots

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In the book, it is now October 2015, and Malala is 18, and it's been 3 years since she was shot on the school bus on her way home from school.

She met world leaders, and won the Nobel Peace Prize from her heroic efforts.

Her father still wakes her up in the morning and makes her breakfast and they still continue on with their day, as if Malala wasn't considered a celebrity.

She's still in contact with her friends from swat, like Moniba and Shazia, which i find really sweet. After she met all those celebrities, she gave a speech about how Malala day is about everyone whos lives were lost by the Taliban, terrorists, etc,

and she said anyone can change the world.

And just like that, it's the end of the book. I'd rate it a 8/10 It was really good and i would recommend.

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After her hospital trip things have gone back to normal. She went to school safe, no more people. Her mom is much happier now . on the first anniversary of the shooting she got interviewed. Malala is happy with what she did and does not feel robbed of her childhood. Malala goes on to advocate for women's rights and education.

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Malala got discharged from the hospital and she is adapting to Birmingham really well, but she's still in pain, and she still needs more surguries to make sure she recovers from the bullet.

Malala feels different from the other girls in Birmingham because she sometimes makes jokes and the british girls dont get it, and when they make jokes she doesn't get it, so i guess she feels left out because she used to joke and laugh with her friends back in Pakistan, but now she doesn't get the jokes in England.

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She was recovering from being shot and was watching more dvds.

Her kidneys were about to fail. she had a tube through her.

Even through all this malala says she doesn't regret it.

The army took charge and she was in a helicopter Going to an army hospital.

People wanted to see malala but weren't aloud to. 164-

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After Malala met all those people, she gave a speech about how Malala Day isn't about her, it's about everyone who's voice got cut off short by terrorists, the Taliban, etc. She also said that anyone can change the world. That's the end of the book. It was interesting seeing all the different events that happened, and I would probably rate it a 9/10, would read again.

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Malala was going on the bus home when a man shot her three times in what seems to be her head.Malala woke in the hospital. Her dad and brothers are alive so she is grateful and looking for an solution. Two other girls had been hurt and malala was stitched up and bruised. She let the hospital take a picture of her. 147

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Malala and her dad went outside, and they saw somebody from back home, but he was telling them not to be outside at night, because it can apparently get pretty dangerous. But that's not a big worry right now, because she's having a good time in Birmingham. On the anniversary of the day she was shot, a lot of journalists fled to talk to her, interview her, and get a better idea of her experiences. She even got to go to New York, meet political figures like Obama, the former UK Prime Minister, etc. She went on TV, met Ugly Betty's actor (a show that she watched), and told Obama about her beliefs.

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Malala's doctors explained to her that the top of her skull was in her stomach because the bullet hit her temple and it fractured the bone causing her brain to swell, so the doctors removed the piece of her skull and put it under her skin in her stomach. And on top of that, they did all of that work just for it to make her condition worsen and she almost DIED because her kidneys and lungs were starting to fail, so they just put her in a coma so she wouldn't die on the plane to England.

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Day 13, February 21, 2024 Stop and Jots (Ended at page 176)

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Day 13, February 21, 2024 Stop and Jots (Ended at page 176)

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Malala is still in the hospital, but she is recovering pretty quickly, with her learning how to move her joints again, getting surgery to help her, etc. She was all over the news, and some celebrities told her to get better on social media. Even the leader of her country showed up, and gave her flowers, and treated her like she was the leader. She's sad that she won't go back to her country for a long while, and that since she hasn't been in school, her rival is at the top of her class. But good news! She got more surgery that made her hearing better, took the piece of her skull out of her stomach, and put a metal plate in her head. So she's doing pretty well in her recovery. She also got out of the hospital, and moved into an apartment. Nevermind, now she has a house! Her and her family feel a bit lonely though, because they barely ever see people they already knew.

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She was at first worried for her father but the war came to a stop. Stores opened up, women walked freely etc.

But then her fathers friend had been ambushed while going home.

the taliban still didn't stop and blew up schools. They also kidnapped and killed people.

Malala had won yet another prize (the peace prize)

The taliban are now targeting malala and thing she "should be killed"

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Malala had to take a two day journey away from her home Because the war made her home unsafe. A soldier stopped Her to get there IDP but they didn't have one.

The soldier let them go.

She went to live in the village with her family.

The Taliban had lost and were on the run.

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Malala and her friends are wondering what they could do. Malala and her friends decided to plan an assembly, where they would all read speeches. A Pashto TV Crew arrived, and they all gave their speeches. When it was Malala's turn, she felt like she wasn't just speaking to local TV and the newspaper; it felt like she was talking to the world. After the schools are expected to get 50,000 girls out of there, Malala speaks out against it, well, in her head, and to the people who are still left at school. She wonders what she will do if she does get kicked out. Her father wants someone (who's a bit older than Malala) to write a diary that the BBC can share with the world.

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Malala's family traveled back to Mingora and they saw that the town was basically a ghost town, and in bad shape, and they came back to their old house and they saw that the garden was like a jungle, and their 2 pet chickens died of starvation or possibly got killed.

Buildings in the town were destroyed and ruined due to the bombing, but somehow the Kushal school was still intact, and shops were reopening.

In Pakistan, a flood occured and 2 more schools were bombed.

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Every one though it was a good thing but now the taliban are bold.

They were beating any one who did have a burqa on. They also seem to beat kids now that they are bold.

Malala has to evacuate because of the war

And she must leave her school bookss behind

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Day 10, February 15 2024 Stop and Jot notes

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Day 10, February 15 2024 Stop and Jot notes

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She know going on BBC is dangerous.

She is slowly learning better english But it is illegal to watch The CD she is watching to learn english. The government gave up and decided to use Taliban's rules. Now older girls can go to school.Malala Continued doing interviews -92

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More and more schools seem to be closing.

Malala Keeped on putting more and more news out there.

One day a man told her she would kill her.

Her best friend is mad at her for keeping secrets.

Images: Taliban whipped people

She was rewared by her school

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Her dad is publicly speaking About how he is against The school bombings.

Malala and her friends did a peace rally but it didn't work. They have declared NO. girl shalt go to school.

Malala finally got the encouragement to speak up. She backs down but then

She wants to go speak out on national tv.

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Malala is thinking of going back to Pakistan to make it better place for women and to give women their rights.

After the curfew started, the army started bombing and shooting at the Taliban and it was a night full of bombing. They sent about 10,000 more men and it continued for every night for a whole entire year, and strangely, Malala and her family actually got USED to it, and slept through all of the bombing.

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Malala is even more scared because terrorists killed a woman politician which means no on is safe.

Malala is thinking about going out and fighting for rights

Soldiers has come to rescue from the Fazlullah.

Soon the Fazlullah men where all gone But it turns out they were just fighting. - 65

They are starting to bomb Normal girl schools that are legal. They bombed a kindergarten.

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The mystery man on the radio has lots of power it seems. he made his men march on the streets. The police are trying but cant stop him.

He is declaring war on the government.

He seems to be a terrorist.

The terrorist were now killing police men and civilians.

Bad people seem to have found her school

A couple of people speak out against them. Malala is getting inspired by tv -55p

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Malala was the first girl to be celebrated in bright blue ink in 300 years because people have no sympathy for the mother or the baby if it was a girl, except for the other women, and it was seen as disgraceful.

Malala believed that a magical pencil would change the world somehow, and she believed she could get one and she kept asking God if she can get one, but eventually she stopped because she didn't believe it anymore.

Her mother wanted to help poor families, and Malala wanted to help all the children from the dump, so Malala's mother put bread crusts in a bowl on the kitchen windowsill for the birds, and she also put a pot of rice and chicken for the families in need.

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There is this man names radio mullah and he was loved but then everyone found out he was a high school drop out.

There is also worry about Afghanistan crossing borders.

Malala grew up hearing about 9/11

A man names Fazullah is speaking against girl schools. He said lots of harmful stuff through his illegal podcast- 44

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Malala seems to be establishing a hope that she can be free because she sees this happening in the shows they watch

Malala is thinking more and more about what and why things happen because she is a girl.

Malala is luckier than most people because her dad is a teacher so she learned a lot.

The earthquake also made things worse for malala.

This earthquake seems to have devastated citizens of palestine.

Some man is investigating them saying teenage girls should not go to school. and how it is against islam.

A new girl called Malka-e-Noor is going to there school

She became malala's best friends -page 36

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Day 5, February 6, 2024 Stop and Jots (Half day)

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Day 5, February 6, 2024 Stop and Jots (Half day)

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Page 52 - 69

Malala's dad sent a letter back to the Taliban, telling them that they could kill him, but his only request is that they don't hurt his schoolchildren. His letter appeared in the newspaper. People thanked him for giving other people the courage to speak out. But not that many did. Malala and a lot of other people's hero, Benazi Bhutto, was also killed by the terrorists, which most people didn't think was even possible. With some better news, the army had shown up, and threw candy down from the sky, and now they are going to give peace to Swat. But the Taliban went undefeated, and now there are bombings, guns, etc, all the time, and it went on for a year and a half. More bad news - the Fazlullah's men have shut off all the TV channels, for being too western, and 200 schools got bombed.

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She is the first girl to be written down in ages.

In palestine having a girl is seen as shameful

She is mad that men refuse to send there daughters to school

Malala is starting to want to stop the oppression of women to stop in palestine

She learned its worse some places

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Malala really wants a Magic Pencil, that would let her make anything she wanted, and she said she would only use it for good. She went to the dump, and she found kids there. Her dad explained that they needed to support their family, by selling stuff for a couple of rupees, and if they went to school, they'd go broke. She thought that God was telling her that this would be her if she didn't go to school. People came to her town, claiming to be good, but they seemed like a threat, because they kept telling people that girls shouldn't go to school. A person on the radio is begging people to stop dancing, watching movies, etc, because he thinks that doing things that are un-Islamic and too western will be bad for them. He is also convincing people not to give their kids Polio Vaccines. Now there's a new problem. The Fazlullah has declared war on the government, and is convincing people to commit acts of violence. Malala's dad is going to speak against the Taliban, and hopefully put a stop to them forever.

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She has another brother

She is going to school and her words might have been heard by the wrong people. Women aren't supposed to go to school. Her school got shut down (Five more where destroyed by terrorists in four days)

Her brothers pretended to be terrorists.

She is watching shows to learn more english

They lifted the ban on all girls elementary school but malala was to old (No girl over ten was allowed). but malala still went.

If she got caught she could be beaten or killed.

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New characters - Her mom, her dad, her little brother Ahtal, Moniba, and her brother, Khushal

Malala is Pakistani, and she moved from Pakistan to Birmingham, England, because it was too dangerous back in Pakistan. But aside from her moving from her beloved home, she seems to be having a good life so far.

Ever since Malala almost died because of her speaking up about her right to go to school, she's been having a feeling that something terrible was going to happen to her, and she wants to know what death feels like, if something were to happen to her.

She is a member of a tribe called Pashtun--a tribe spread across Afghanistan and Pakistan.

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A lot of people have mixed feelings about Malala, some calling her rude, bold, and other things. Her dad wants her to do as much as she can. He called her "As free as a bird." She is worried that may not be true, because she thinks that she won't be able to do certain things, because she's a girl. Her dad doesn't want her to think that way, and he makes her feel good about herself, also because she's the first girl their family has had in 300 years! Malala just learned about the Taliban, but her dad said he'll protect her freedom as much as he can. She went to school, and a massive earthquake hit and then her class came to a halting stop! Her teacher said that the earthquake would be over soon... but then the first of many aftershocks struck! Malala went home, and her mom was reciting verses from "the Holy Quran*", and the aftershocks didn't stop for at least a month.

*New word

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Malala seems to be having a good life (yeah, we're going back even further) and is just arguing with her siblings, stealing from her friends, the norm for a kid. I would know. But no major events happening right now, just living it up as a Pashtun (a tribe across Afghanistan and Pakistan).

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New characters- Her mom her dad and her little brother ahta.

We know she moved to london.

For some reason she wants to know what dying feels like.

(she is always praying so she must be religious)

Some one on the bus is grabbing her hand and looking for her for some reason.

she is from pakistan it seems she is poor because she gets on a crowded bus and only (had) one toy

She is part of a tribe

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Malala (the main character, by the way) is not doing so well. She left home, and still misses her siblings, and her mom. Her dad is always wanting to ask the same question - "How was school today?" because she almost got killed. And we're probably about to hear about that, because now it's going to a flashback. Malala goes onto a bus, and two guys are asking who she is... I know something bad is about to happen. Oh! The chapter's over. Well, she spoke about how men and women should have equal education rights, and the two guys don't seem too happy about it. Oh no...

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I want to know what the major event is and what " i am mala" means. I want to know what the book is about in general. (like the theme)

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I know this book takes place in 2012.

I know this is about some major event

I think it could be something with the twin towers Since thats all that comes to mind in 2012.

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I want to know why there was still a lot of conflict, JUST because of people's heritage, race, etc. Like, people shouldn't have their rights taken away just for what they believe.

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I don't know too much about the 2000s (well, in terms of history), but I think there were a lot of people fighting for their education rights.

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Early 2000s (Specifically 2012)

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