She is seventeen years old, the daughter of the Afghan Pashtun tribe known for its courage, strength, strength, severity and generosity. She is the daughter of a school principal and an illiterate but wise and strong mother. She is a girl born in exceptional circumstances, in a country ruled by feudal lords and Islamic socialists, a wonderful, beautiful country destroyed by war, politics and politicians. She is the story of a brave girl who began her life in the care and embrace of her father among intellectuals, educated people and politicians. She grew up in a family that does not differentiate between the rights of boys and girls. She grew up on the love of the homeland, knowledge and self and the demand for the basic rights of every human being, and the rights of women. She is a girl named after a fighter, a martyr and a woman who bravely paid her life as a price for the homeland. Here we read the story of Malala... a biography, a personal memoir that tells the story of a girl... a family... a land... a village... and a great homeland in a bigger world... I am Malala... my world has changed, but I have not changed