Malala's fate moves the worldMalala was fifteen when terrorists shot her in the head on her way to school. She survived the attack seriously injured, but she has not given up and continues to fight tirelessly for education, becoming a role model for many young people around the world. In a unique collaboration with bestselling author Patricia McCormick, Malala succeeds in giving her young readers an authentic picture of her life and the events in Pakistan in a highly moving way and with the help of many personal photos and documents. She talks about her school days and her friends, about how the hostility of the extremists increased daily, how she resisted and how her life took a tragic turn as a result. Malala has received numerous awards for her courage and commitment, including the Children's Peace Prize, the Sakharov Prize and the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014.Malala's story told by herself for young readers - with lots of photos, maps, a glossary and a timelineFrom the 6th edition with an additional epilogue. The Best 7 Books for Young Readers (December 2014)Nominated for the Children's Choice Book Award 2015 (category: Teen Book of the Year).