Malala'S Mission for the World
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“I tell my story not because it is unique, but because it is not. It is the story of many girls” states the winner of Nobel prize, Malala Yousuf Zai, a ‘symbol of what it means to stand up for your rights’, whose hardwork , courage and strive to win is globally acclaimed.
Fighting for oneself is a self-limiting journey, whilst fighting for others to enable them achieve victory and success, spreading education which inturns nourishes the minds of young generations is a victory worth achieving. Born in a beautiful valley of Swat, Pakistan, Malala Yousuf Zai, is a strong advocate of girl’s right for continuing education. In an area, where educating girls was considered unnecessary and unlawful, Malala stood out as a shining star and her courage glittered in every girl, providing them vision to continue education to bring pride and success for their families and homeland.
Her toys were books, and writing blogs that inspire young generation was her passion which flourished due to her father, her great enthusiast and admirer, who supported her in the struggle to bring the change in the world.
She was raised to global fame as an education activist after she attacked by a Taliban gunman in Pakistan in 2012, her family resettled in Birmingham in Britain. But the incident never stopped her and she continued striving as a role model to bring peace through education.
Across the world, a whole generation of girls who are excluded from learning by violence, discrimination or harmful traditional practices, can see themselves in Malala, whose struggle for peace is the pride for humanity.
What Readers are Saying about Malala’s Mission for the World … “It is truly a work of art …”
Desiree Wigzell Sponsorship Coordinator – Asia Plan Sweden / Sweden “ … both aesthetically pleasing and rich in educational content! It would be wonderful if we could identify some opportunities to incorporate it into our work. I will ensure to explore various possibilities with my colleagues during our upcoming meeting. I’ll keep you informed and updated on our progress. I hope this aligns with your expectations.” I deeply appreciate your dedication to children’s rights and the promotion of education.”
“A Must Have for ALL!” Verified Purchase, USA “I learned quite a lot and I will recommend this book to everyone I know. It was a definitive refresh of having finally read something worthy and genuine. Grab your copy now and I promise you that you will not regret your decision. Huge recommendation to everyone!!!!!”
Nakano Takeko The Last Of Samurai
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“I would not dare to count myself among the famous warriors—even though I share the same brave heart.”
Nakano Takeko
Nakano Takeko was a real historical figure and one of Japan’s last samurai. During the late 1800s, a time when traditional samurai culture was fading, she led a group of brave women called the Joshitai in the Boshin War. Despite the challenges of the era, Takeko showed incredible courage and loyalty, fighting to protect her people. This children’s book introduces her life and story in engaging way, highlighting her bravery and the values of the samurai.
Traditionally, women were not permitted to fight alongside male samurai, but Takeko defied convention, insisting on joining the army to defend what they believed in. Alongside her, about twenty other courageous women fought by her side. They later became known as the Joshitai.
Takeko’s spirit and bravery live on as her enduring legacy. The Aizu Autumn Festival, held every year, commemorates her heroic actions. And at Hokai Temple, there stands a special monument dedicated to her name. To honor Takeko and her fearless army, young girls wear hakama and Shiro headbands, participating in a procession to pay their respects.
