Sade, femi, uncle tunde, Mrs bankole, Mr Albion, kole, general abacha, Florine solaja, mother, mama Lola, Joseph, mama Buckie, Mr fix-it, Mr sunny-yellow, Mr security, black beret, uncle dele, uncle Roy, aunt Gracie, jenny, Mrs graham, Kevin, Marcia, Mariam, Donna, miss okasade, femi, uncle tunde, mrs bankole, mr Albion
It is 224 pages.
Beverley Naidoo is the author of Journey to Jo'burg, Chain of Fire, and Out of Bounds. She also penned The Other Side of Truth, Web of Lies, and Burn My Heart.
chain of fire, no turning back and the other side of truth
In the other side of truth, Beverley Naidoo writes from the character Sade's point of view! This means that Naidoo has the same perspective as Sade! When Sade and Femi arrive in London, the book instantly introduced the city as a chaotic and an anxiety-building place. From Sade's point of view, Naidoo mainly focuses on the negative side of London. Naidoo uses Flashback as a device to compare London to Nigeria. Sade has many flashbacks to show a memory that is linked to the current situation in the book!
Mama Buki is the mother of the main characters, Sade and Femi, in the novel "The Other Side of Truth" by Beverley Naidoo. She is a strong and caring mother who is forced to make difficult decisions to protect her children after their father's murder and their family is targeted in Nigeria due to their father being a political journalist.
In the novel "The Other Side of Truth" by Beverley Naidoo, Black Beret is a political activist and leader in Nigeria who opposes the corrupt government. He plays a significant role in helping the main characters, Sade and Femi, as they struggle to seek safety and justice in a society torn by political unrest.
No it is a book
Mainly England.
"The Other Side of Truth" by Beverley Naidoo explores themes of political turmoil, family, and identity through the perspective of two Nigerian siblings who are forced to flee to London after their mother is killed. The novel highlights the challenges faced by refugees and the importance of speaking out against injustice and standing up for one's beliefs.
the carnegies medal the smarties silver medal
the woman who takes sade and femi across to london then abandons them in a café
"The Other Side of Truth" by Beverley Naidoo follows the journey of two Nigerian siblings, Sade and Femi, as they flee political persecution and seek refuge in London. In each chapter, they face various challenges and dilemmas while trying to adapt to their new lives and protect their family's secret. The story addresses themes of courage, resilience, and the harsh realities faced by refugees.