I Am Malala

I don't know who could read this and not come away with a lot of respect for Malala and her father, but the middle section of this book is obviously her co-author inserting a ton of political info-dumping without it being really filtered through Malala's POV. I get that she was a child or not born when most of these events happened, but it still could have been cut down or presented differently. I don't mind learning more about the political landscape of Pakistan, but in a memoir it should be filtered through the perspective of the person the memoir is about.

The first and last third were excellent, however.