FIRST NAMES: MALALA (YOUSAFZAI) by Lisa Williamson
PAPERBACK
Author: Lisa Williamson
Illustrator: Mike Smith
Discover the inspiring story of Malala Yousafzai - the courageous activist who stood up for girls’ education and became the youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize winner.
Growing up in Pakistan, Malala believed that every child should have the right to go to school. When extremists tried to stop girls from receiving an education, Malala bravely spoke out. At just fifteen years old, she survived a shocking attack because of her campaign for education - but instead of giving up, she became even more determined to fight for change.
This engaging and accessible biography introduces young readers to the remarkable life of Malala. From the earthquake that shook her hometown, to the surprising reason her twelfth birthday was forgotten, to her historic achievement as the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, the book reveals the real girl behind the global symbol of courage.
Written in a lively and relatable style, the First Names series helps readers connect with inspiring people and understand how their stories can change the world.
Why you should treat-your-shelf:
- An inspiring true story about courage and standing up for what is right
- Written in a fun, accessible style perfect for younger readers
- Introduces important themes of education, equality and resilience
- Encourages young people to believe they can make a difference
FIRST NAMES: MALALA is a powerful introduction to the life of an extraordinary young woman whose voice continues to inspire millions around the world.