Malala Yousafzai's New Memoir: Finding Her Voice
Malala Yousafzai, a global education activist, has written a new memoir, "Finding My Way," to be released on October 21.
At 20, Yousafzai had survived a Taliban assassination attempt, become the youngest Nobel Prize laureate, and established herself as a leading voice for girls' education.
"I had accepted that when you become an activist at a young age, you are now supposed to change the world,"
"I thought it meant you can't have friends. You can't be loved."
In her memoir, Yousafzai navigates finding her voice outside of her role as a renowned advocate and shares her experiences as a teenager.
Author's summary: Malala Yousafzai shares her story in a new memoir.
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