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"One Child, One Teacher, One Book, And one Pen, Can change the World"

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"One Child, One Teacher, One Book, And one Pen, Can change the World"

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-Malala Yousafzai

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Malala Yousafzai,
The girl who stood up for education.
The girl named after a woman who spoke out and was killed,
The girl who wanted nothing more then to be set free,
As free as a Bird
she wanted nothing more then books and education .
Malala Yousafzai,
the girl who yearned for more information and for the freedom of girls everywhere, In her small village in Swat Valley,
she was happy.
Then the Taliban came.
They shut down the schools, sent bombers their way,
and the once peaceful and happy Swat Valley seemed as distant as a dream that might never come true
Malala remained strong, she stood out.
Then the dreaded day came, the day she was expecting for a long time,
the day the Taliban tried to silence her.
The day Malala Yousafzai was shot.
But she was given a second life.
A life devoted to getting education for all children.
Malala Yousafzai,
who would've guessed, how great she would become.
Malala Yousafzai,
her name will be known,
Malala Yousafzai,
The girl who fought for education.

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Some interesting information about Malala is that she had found out that she had won the Nobel Peace Prize during a chemistry lesson and decided that she would finish her school day before receiving the prize. Another interesting fact is that Malala wanted to be known as the girl who fought for education, not the girl who was shot by the Taliban. And finally Malala currently resides with her family in Birmingham, England.

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Malala won many awards and achieved many accomplishments. She was rewarded Pakistan's first ever national peace prize and was the youngest ever recipient of the Nobel peace prize. Malala gave many speeches but one very important speech was the one that she gave at the UN on her 16th birthday. She also started the Malala fund and opened a secondary school for Syrian refugee girls on her 18th birthday.

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Malala faced many challenges - mostly because of the Taliban. Pakistan is under a dictatorship and many of the politicians and dictators were either murdered by the Taliban or are involved with them and many Taliban suicide bombers were sent to attack Swat Valley. When the Taliban took over they closed down many schools and made it illegal for girls to attend school. The biggest challenge Malala had faced was that she got shot in the head by the Taliban.

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Malala is a human rights activist. She gives speeches and speaks up for girls to have the right to go to school. When she was living in Swat Valley, Malala wrote a blog called " The Diary of a Pakistani Schoolgirl" which was where she wrote under the pen name of "Gul Makai" about life under Taliban rule for BBC news. Malala worked to give peace and opportunity to all. She also started the Malala fund which is a fund that helps to get children a quality education.

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Malala attended her father's school and almost always came in the top of her class as she was very bright. Malala enjoyed giving speeches and won many contests. Malala loved going to school and learning new things.

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Malala lives with her two younger brothers, Atal and Kushal, her mother, and her father. Malala's father had a huge influence on her and encouraged her to speak up about what she believed in. Malala's father owned his own school which Malala and her brothers attended, he also wrote poetry, sometimes  about love, but often about controversial topics such as honor killings (the killing of a relative, especially a girl or woman, who is perceived to have brought dishonor on the family) and women's rights.

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Malala Yousafzai was born on July 12, 1977 in Swat Valley, Mingora - Pakistan. Malala was named after a famous Afghani poet and warrior named Malalai of Maiwand who spoke out and was killed. Like most girls her age, she wanted to become a doctor or teacher but unlike most children she also wanted to become a politician to fix the Pakistan government and protect the people of Mingora. Malala's family was poor when she was growing up and Malala grew up living in her father's school which at the time was not very large and didn't have many pupils.