Samira of Djibouti — The Girl Who Finds the Pattern

Samira of Djibouti — The Girl Who Finds the Pattern

Age: 12     Region: African Continent

Samira likes things that make sense.

This does not mean they have to make sense immediately.

Actually, she prefers when they don't.

Give her a puzzle with an obvious answer and she'll finish it.

Give her one that makes absolutely no sense?

Now you've got her attention.

At twelve, Samira notices patterns everywhere.

Tiles on a floor.

Numbers on a page.

The order people choose seats in a classroom.

The way traffic moves through an intersection.

Once she notices something, a question usually follows.

“Why does it work that way?”

Her father has learned to be careful with this question.

Because “That's just how it's done” is not an answer Samira finds particularly satisfying.

There must be a reason.

And if there isn't?

Well.

Maybe there should be a better way...

Her dream: To solve complicated problems and build smarter ways for things to work.

Her wonder: “What if there's a pattern nobody has noticed yet?”

Discover Samira’s complete story in Girls Wear Crowns: Empowering Dreams.

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