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Malala Yousafzai was fifteen in 2012 when a Taliban attack on her life made her a public figure, and her memoir turns to the years that followed away from the cameras. The youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate and author of I Am Malala writes about friendship and first love, anxiety and mental illness, and the struggle to stay true to herself while others told her who she was. Her account runs from lonely high school years and a reckless stretch at college to a settled peace with what happened to her, through episodes such as nearly failing exams, being ghosted and finding the love of her life. It became a New York Times best seller.
Adam Grant listed it among his new books to fight brain rot, describing a soul-searching account of coming into adulthood by the Nobel laureate who risked her life for girls' education, told with humor and heart.
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Adam Grant (Author)
With humor and heart, the Nobel laureate who risked her life fighting for girls’ rights to education takes us on a soul-searching journey into adulthood.
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