"The Other Side of Truth" is a novel by Beverley Harper that follows the story of Sade and her brother Femi, who are forced to flee their home in Nigeria after their mother is killed. They embark on a dangerous journey to find safety in England, where they face challenges as immigrants and struggle to adapt to a new culture. Throughout their journey, Sade and Femi learn about the importance of truth and the power of storytelling. The novel explores themes of family, resilience, and the impact of political turmoil on individuals, highlighting the struggles faced by those seeking refuge from violence and oppression.