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WritingForever375- Reads 71
- Parts 4
If you have read about Malala Yousafzai in the book, "I Am Malala", or want to learn more about her or who she is..then this book is for you. Malala was/is a brave and courageous mulsim woman who had quite an adventurous life as a young girl. But by standing up to the deadly Taliban, she truly proves to the world that nothing can really stop her. In the book, Malala is a teenaged girl who explains her life, and the experiences she has in it. Her whole life up until her late teenage years are not what you'd call ordinary. In "Malala's Report Card", I will be explaining more about Malala's life.- Reads 71
_delaney11_- Reads 267
- Parts 1
What if tomorrow all your rights to education were taken away? You weren't allowed to go to school and learn with the others. You were threatened to be shot by the Taliban if you tried. What would you do? Would you still go to school?+3 more- Reads 267
MadMenWearingFedora- Reads 220
- Parts 1
This poem salutes the untainted courage and resilience of the nightingale of peace Malala Yousafzai. I have sincerely attempted to poetically flesh out her journey as an ambassador of change fighting against all odds and challenging death to emerge as the ultimate voice of reason.- Reads 220
Lily_R_Evans- Reads 439
- Parts 8
This book is about all the rebel girls who have changed the world completely- Reads 439
mimi_kush- Reads 369
- Parts 4
This is more like an essay but I turned it into 4 chapters, this book describes how a male feels he can oppress a female even at a teenage age, this enticing short story shows how a girl is bullied by a boy even when she is on her right, this has happened to soooo many girls causing young girls to their graves, the writer feels that there is not need for silence. Enjoy- Reads 369
fathertaee- Reads 48
- Parts 10
He dropped the shard of glass he was using to dig into his skin and turned to face me. He leaned closer, dropping his head into my shoulder and beginning to cry. "Jungkook," I breathed out trying to hold back tears, "why?" "You."+2 more- Reads 48
bookqueen813- Reads 1,023
- Parts 4
A collection of short stories. Most of them are either exactly 100, 150, or 200 words long.- Reads 1,023
KiranPatil9- Reads 21
- Parts 1
This story is about terrorists attack. Can you please leave comments on how good the book is, My goal is a 100 views thank you very much !- Reads 21
novelistic_girl_129- Reads 49
- Parts 2
This story consists of various characters, with the main protagonists being Kaif and Malala. The story will continue to unfold with them at its center. It is filled with thrill, crime, and love. This is a tale of different hearts-whether it will bring them together or tear them apart will be revealed as the story progresses. In this story, Malala's sister, Noorey, is murdered just a few days before her wedding. Her fiancé is devastated and wants to end his own life. Noorey's death is a heartbreaking tragedy for everyone. Kaif, who was also Malala's teacher, is a detective assigned to solve Noorey's murder case. Together, Malala and Kaif embark on an investigation where they will uncover evidence and face challenges beyond imagination. But finding the truth won't be easy. Was Kaif the murderer, or was it someone else? The answer will only be revealed as the story unfolds. This is a unique and gripping tale-be sure to read it! Language: Urdu and English also... Religion: Muslim+22 more- Reads 49
opinion_demon- Reads 8
- Parts 1
This is a story of my life with all the boring bits cut out and my opinions on things turned up to the max. Some will make you laugh, some will make you cry (lol probably not but depends on what type of person you are) and some you will get bored in some bits. Feel free to skip bits because I won't want to bore you with my whole life story.- Reads 8
grace_bygrace- Reads 161
- Parts 2
Isn't it strange how the smallest of things we take for granted, is the same thing someone else is starving for? I have been reminded by one girl who lives for one goal, one dream, and one purpose. From her, I have delved into the world of deprivation that millions of girls face, still today. This is not the 20th century anymore, but in some places it appears it still is. I am 15, the exact age Malala was when she was attacked for standing up for girls' education. From this point in my life, and where she is with hers, it is a disappointing fact that my achievments are half as precious as hers. Just in this past week, I am half way through her autobiography, and every interview she has done. I am deeply compelled to be better to myself, to my peers, to my elders. I am humbled by her life and her accomplishments, and will continue to pursue a more fullfilling life. Malala, thank you for reminding me of life's humble beginnings and the joys of life.- Reads 161
