The Problems That Affected Malala's Life

In this book, there were a lot of problems that effected Malala's Life. However though a problem that was when the Taliban took away women's rights. In places such as Pakistan, Afghanistan, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia the Taliban took control of those places while doing unforgivable things. To begin with, I'm going to be talking about the problem of the Taliban taking women's rights and forbidden those who went to school. Then Begining start when the Taliban first started to control villages, they were farther away from where Malala had lived so she really wasn't worried at first. Then they started to show up on tv also saying the location they were at since it was saying where they were at, those places were somewhat getting closer
So the Taliban was trying to convince everyone that girls who go to a school of any age should just stay at home and do housework or are sent to be married off even though some of the girls were of the age of 13. When that was going on Malala was still going to school even when some people were becoming convinced that some of the girls shouldn't go to school and just stay at home, but other people still weren't convinced so they threaten the parents if they don't stop making their daughter go to school. Soon then others were starting to get scared because of the threat and stop making their daughters go school not wanting to risk anything for their families. After a few more weeks Malala's school was starting to have fewer students and teacher, her father also threatened to close down the school saying that he shouldn't let it open anymore and keep his daughter at home like his
When Malala was trying to figure out a way for others in the world to know what's happening back at her home. Her best friend's father came saying that there were a group of people called the BBC was doing something like an interview on what's going on where he lived. Ayesha her bf for sure was supposed to tell the story of what's happening at Pakistan but his father didn't risk it, so Malala wanted to do it instead. They wanted another way to stop the Taliban and help their homeland, so Malala started to write in a diary. she never wrote a diary before so she didn't what to start with, so the BBC correspondent was going to help her. The man had suggested for Malala to use a fake name so that the Taliban won't know who was writing the diary. after figuring that out her first entry was on January 3, 2009, talking how hard it was to study or at night with people fighting all the