Yasmin's Hammer
Review
By BookDragon
Yasmin’s Hammer is yet more proof for the need to educate girls throughout the world. . . . At book’s end, Malaspina offers a child-friendly overview of the situation in Bangladesh, highlighting both the challenges and ongoing progress toward educating all young Bangladeshis. She also provides a welcome list of ways that readers – both the youngest and their parents – can help the children of Bangladesh. —Yasmin’s Hammer
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