Ebook We Are Displaced My Journey and Stories from Refugee Girls Around the World Audible Audio Edition Malala Yousafzai Malala Yousafzai prologue Neela Vaswani Deepti Gupta Hachette Audio Books

Product details Audible Audiobook Listening Length 4 hours and 1 minute Program Type Audiobook Version Unabridged Publisher Hachette Audio Audible.com Release Date January 8, 2019 Whispersync for Voice Ready Language English, English ASIN B07M95JXSV

We Are Displaced My Journey and Stories from Refugee Girls Around the World Audible Audio Edition Malala Yousafzai Malala Yousafzai prologue Neela Vaswani Deepti Gupta Hachette Audio Books Reviews

• My wish is that this book is read by people who can't see that there is a human being behind each displaced person. That there is a story behind every life. That we all want the same thing, a life worth living.
• We Are Displaced tells the story of Malala and her family becoming internally displaced and then living in England after she was shot as well as the stories of several other women and girls who have been displaced as well. The stories are told in their own words with their own emotions. Some are still living in refugee camps, some are working hard to make a new life in a new country. One didn’t even learn why her parents fled when she was young and one “adopted” a refugee family when they arrived in America. These are all important stories to know. As I read the book, I found myself reading bits and pieces to anyone who would listen. I very highly recommend this book to anyone and everyone.
• My 8 yr-old daughter and I learned a lot from listening to these inspiring survival stories from women from around the globe. It is hard to imagine loosing everything including loved ones. How these girls managed to overcome their losses and ordeals are life lessons that no one should ever experience. Very relevant in the unstable world we currently live in to raise awareness on the lives of the refugees we might have around us and on our own vulnerabilities.
• What a marvelous and heartbreaking story about displaced families and refugees all over the world. We need to take note about not only the hatred they experienced in their own countries, but also the racism and hatred they continue to experience in their new lands.
• The best book that I have ever read
• Beautifully painful. I wish everyone in the world who doesn’t understand the horrors of other countries would read this to have their eyes opened to the realities. Refugees need more love and more help and support.
  
  I pray every day that our world can be full of humble, kind, understanding, and loving people. It pains me to see so much hurt, hatred, and evil in the world.
  
  Thank you Malala for bringing these stories to the public.
• THIS IS a very informative book. This young woman has endured so much. The story of her life evokes emotion of empathy and gratitude to live in a country, although not perfect, but where girls may attend school.
  This is a must read for any one who wants to know what it is like to be a young refugee.
  So many of us take our freedoms for granted and have no idea why families flee the countries of their birth.
• It was Interesting to know more details about her life but I was a little disappointed it didn’t going to detail more about where she was going the day that she was attacked or interesting to know more details about her life but I was a little disappointed it didn’t go into detail more about when she was attacked ..