Instead of abiding in a position of indignation or trepidation, she's sweet and interesting. What's more, much more great, she has figured out how to keep her feet on the ground in spite of the surge of consideration she has gotten since she turned into the most youthful Nobel laureate in history.
As New York Times writer Nick Kristof composed, "maybe the most unmistakable young lady on the planet."
That quietude is something to be thankful for in light of the fact that her perceivably is going to increment once more.
The Academy Award–winning movie producer Davis Guggenheim, who spent the better a portion of a year living and going with Malala and her family, has recently discharged his full length narrative
He Named Me Malal
