The Girl Who Spoke for Peace

The Girl Who Spoke for Peace

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This story recounts the inspiring journey of Malala, a girl who loved books and bravely spoke out for girls' education despite threats. It highlights her resilience and unwavering hope in advocating for peace through learning.

age6 - 10 years old
emotional intelligence
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