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The Other Side of Truth - Beverley Naidoo

Description: ISBN 0141304766 / Genre: Junior Books / Author: Beverley Naidoo / Paperback / 227 Pages / Book is published 2000-04-27 by Puffin Books

Newest Review: ... not for young children and can be enjoyed by adults just as much. The book has won the carnegie medal 2000 and the nestle ... more

... smarties silver award. Plot The book takes you on a journey with two young children Sade and Femi who live in Nigeria. When disaster strikes they must flee to England as Nigeria is no longer safe for them to remain. However getting to England and surviving when they arrive is not as easy as it sounds. When reading this book you will meet alsorts of people whos characeters you begin to understand and whos decisions become your own. Whilst I was reading the story I found myself become extremely angry about the decis...more

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The Other Side of Truth - Beverley Naidoo: The truth is often harder to tell.... (426 words)
by - written on 11/10/08 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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I was given this book to read as part of a course that I am on about children's books. I immediately thought I was not going to enjoy it as it appeared to be quite a grown up book and quite political. However as I started to read the book I found it harder and harder to put it down. The book made me empathise with what the characters were going through and made me think about how I would feel if these same events had happened to me. Although the book is written for children it is definately not for young children and can be enjoyed by adults just as much. The book has won the carnegie medal 2000 and the nestle smarties silver ... Read the complete review