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。a school trip to Marghazar, “a beautiful green valley where the air is cool, and there is a tall mountain and a crystal-clear river where we were planning to have a picnic.”
。The town and the street she lives on.

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。Malala

。Ziauddin Yousafzai (Malala’s father)

。Zahid Khan

。Haroon (a boy that showed romantic intrest in Malala)

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Her father as well as the rest of the family received an anonymous threat that was publicly spread after taking female students on a school trip to Marghazar for a picnic. Soon after people started worrying if the Taliban was coming back, and then news that the owner of the Swat Continental Hotel, and member of the Peace Committee, Zahid Khan, had been shot by the Taliban.

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Malala is occasionally ridiculed about a boy named Haroon, who once confessed his love for her, by children that play on steps near her house. Eventually she is fed up and has her brother bring the child in, and shouts at the child. He never mentions Haroon again.

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Strangers from the intelligence services started coming to their house after the anonymous threat was released and questioned Malala’s father about his family and his fellow peace activists.

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In Islam you become and adult when you turn 15, which is very different from the US because we have 18 as the age of a legal adult.

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How I Saw Malala Developing Into the Girl Who Spoke to the United Nations

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How I Saw Malala Developing Into the Girl Who Spoke to the United Nations

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Malala states that she wished that being hassled by boys was her biggest problem. This shows that A. that she is mature and thinks that boy troubles are not very serious or lets them control her world. B. she has bigger issues like her education, campaigning of rights and peace, and staying safe from threats, and that she acknowledges the weight of these issues, how severe they are, and she takes them seriously.

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Malala speaking at the UN

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Vocabulary, Words, Phrases, or Colloquial Language Used in the Chapter

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Vocabulary, Words, Phrases, or Colloquial Language Used in the Chapter

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。isha prayers- the last prayers of the day 。mosque- a Muslim place of worship 。dyna- the school van

。wali- the governor of a area in an Arab country, such as Malala’s
。jirga- a traditional assembly of leaders that make verdicts by agreement and according to the teachings of Islam 。anonymous- someone or somethings sent by someone unidentified.