How Iqbal Changed My Life

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I think that the story Iqbal has changed how I look at things. It is a good book for thinking upon. Firstly, it has changed how I look at my responsibilities. Next, it has changed how I look at my privileges. Lastly, I will talk about what I think will happen next.

Normally, I hated doing chores and work when I could be reading books or playing games. Even though chores took less than an hour to do, I still despised them. After reading Iqbal (or at least the first few chapters) I realized that my chores, like doing the dishes and sweeping the floor, were tiny in comparison. The children in Iqbal had to work from sunrise to sundown, their tasks were much more dangerous, and they hardly got paid. I get paid a dollar per day for my easy, convenient chores that are in a safe environment. I never even get paper cuts when I do my chores! I am very grateful that I don't have more tiresome or brutal chores.

I also am very glad I have my own room and suitable punishments. Spending three days in "The Tomb" would be unthinkable for me! The worst I've gotten punished is sent to my room and lectured. My parents also feed me and allow me to do a lot of things in my free time. I get paid fairly for doing my chores, and they pay for my food, clothes, and school. …show more content…
From the moment he arrived, Fatima could tell that he was stubborn and determined to fight for what he thought was right. All the children are ready to stand up for Iqbal. Iqbal's determination has seemed to have changed them, and made them hopeful and brave. Fatima admires Iqbal's bravery, and she seems to have gained hope. I think Maria might be my favorite character. Even though she is a minor character and does not talk, she is still very brave. I liked how she had enough courage to weave a kite into her carpet even when she knew that she would be
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