Non-Fiction Reading Response
The article "The Bravest Girl in the World" main idea is about how a 16 year-old named Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head, for fighting for the right of girls having an education. Last year the Taliban shot Malala in the head for fight for women rights, and for young to have an education. The Taliban didn't like what Malala was saying about women rights and girls freedom. The Taliban had never seen a young girl speak about what's right.
" Don't worry I told her, the Taliban have never come for a small girl" Her father thought that the Taliban would never come for Malala, for speaking for her right. But he was wrong. The Taliban didn't care what you were or how old you were. They couldn't just accept the fact that Malala was right and they were wrong. Since Malala got shot in the head on October 9th. 2012. Every young girl and older have been on Malala side since then. Everyone is standing up for her and are also fight for women rights and education for girls.
The wanted the author wanted to make us readers feel what Malala went through. Imagine us girls didn't have an education. I don't think anyone would be able to stand up for there rights. So the authors is trying to show strength and independence. Malala wasn't afraid to stand up for what she knows is wrong, and let other young girls suffer for nothing. Malala was so confident in herself to do that, she didn't care about the Taliban. She still stood up for her right, which shows independence and courage.
In conclusion, Malala was a very confident teenager who stood up for her rights. She wanted to let women have there freedom and young girls like her and even younger to have an education. Even though the Taliban still shot her in the head, she still stand strong. And she has a lot of women and young girls by her side, and agree with her.
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