This is an extraordinary story told by a truly remarkable young woman. I encourage you to read the Young Readers Edition with your children; you will be amazed. And you may even wonder, "What can I do to help?" Indeed, a frequently asked question in the discussion of this book is "What can be done to help Malala in her quest to help get more girls an education?"
Well, every little bit helps. And as Malala is showing the world, one person really can make a difference!
Literary Masters is thrilled to be teaming up with Schoola, the wonderful online school fundraising site, to benefit the Malala Fund. Malala-Schoola bags will be distributed at our Literary Masters meetings, and if the girls choose, they can fill the postage-paid bags with used clothing and drop them off at the post office or leave them on their front doorsteps for the mail man to pick up and bring to the Schoola warehouse. Schoola will sell the clothes online and donate 40% of the sale of every item to the Malala Fund, a non-profit organization whose aim is to empower girls through education.
Now, this is all very exciting timing because the documentary film He Named Me Malala
is premiering during September and October, so if you want to have a
multi-media experience, watch out for the film coming to a theater near
you. Here is a preview.
I hope you'll take the time to read this book with a young person, and even better--talk about it with them!
and find out more about the Malala Fund here:
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