I Am Malala is a story about a young girl's campaign for human rights, especially a woman's right to education. The power of this story is that it is true. Truth, justice, forgiveness, and equality are universal human values, and they are the lessons instilled in Malala's book.
The attack failed to stop her and Malala soon transformed into an international figure fighting global illiteracy and terrorism. In her landmark UN speech, she implored for peace, equal opportunity, and worldwide access to education for children.
Malala tells of the struggle between a local conservative mufti, or Islamic scholar, and her father, Ziauddin. The mufti accuses Ziauddin of committing blasphemy by allowing girls to go to school instead of being in purdah or seclusion.
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