In his book Free the Children, Kielburger writes about the trip he took to Southeast Asia to learn more about Iqbal. Based on what you know of Kielburger, what are most likely his reasons for writing? Check all that apply.

to inform readers about Iqbal
to provide travelers with a guidebook to Southeast Asia
to inform readers about child labor
to persuade readers that child labor is a problem
to tell his own story
to entertain readers with funny stories

Kielburger most likely wrote "Free the Children" to inform readers about Iqbal , child labor, to persuade readers that child labor is a problem , and to tell his own story.

Craig Kielburger's "Free the Children" is about the author's attempts and desire to spread awareness of child abuse in the South East Asian countries. What is surprising about the book is that the author is just 12 years old.

Craig Kielburger discusses how child labor is a huge issue especially in India.

He particularly talked of a young child named Iqbal who was forced into working in a carpet factory.

He also traveled around the Asian countries, meeting with humanitarian organizations and trying to find ways to tackle the issue of child labor.

He spread the awareness of the situation in his country, which eventually led to the establishment of the Free the Children Organization.

But by writing about Iqbal, his main purpose is to inform readers about the young boy, to emphasize about the issue of child labor in India. He also wanted to persuade the readers about how child labor is a problem and also to narrate his own story, contrasting Iqbal's life with his own in Canada.

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