Chapter 3

In chapter 3 Sade and Femi are told to pack and get ready for their departure to London. Many relatives come by and say goodbye to them, including aunts and uncles. Then Uncle Tunde says that it is time to leave. Sade and Femi say goodbye to their father. Then they climb into the back of the car, and get covered by a blanket so nobody will see them.

Chapter 2

In the Second chapter of my book it is very short but Sade and Femi's uncle go out to find passports for the family. He finds passports but says that it will take time for their father to get one. There uncle finds a lady willing to say that they are her kids, and they fly to london.

Chapter 1

In the start of my book Mrs. Solaja is killed by government radicals. She was the wife to a wealthy newpaper writer, and he had just written a contriversial article of the government where they were living in Africa. The two children Sade and Femi are devistated and crowds appear around the scene at the house. The family gets together and decides to get away for a while.

First impression of book

My first impression of the book, The Other Side of Truth, is that it looks like a good book. The cover is of two children somewhere in Africa. I think the book will be about an African war and how the two children's family get involved. The book also looks like a good book because it has won the carnegie award.

First Post

This is my blog for my fourth quarter book, The Other side of Truth.