Written by Onyinye Ough, author of ‘Emeka’s Money’ and ‘Halima’s Vote’, this book is a modern parable about the impact of corruption in journalism.
It teaches children aged 9 to 14 how corruption undermines the coverage of important issues. It also shows how investigative journalists with integrity and courage can make a difference. It aims to encourage young people to turn away from a culture of ‘brown envelopes’ and be willing to speak out to make a difference.


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Richard –
Raising kids with integrity and courage is more important than ever. Tosin’s story is brilliant to help teach kids important values.
Adenike –
This is a brilliant book that will challenge children to think of how to use their creativity to solve problems around them. In the book, Tosin used her pen as a journalist, she stood for the truth and she got the reward.
I am sure many children will be inspired to be like Tosin.