A Digital Tomato

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Most days, Alexandria is alone in her bedroom. This is where she works on developing her own computer game, A Digital Tomato, having recently graduated in that field. We follow Alexandria as events begin to disrupt her comfortable safe haven and she is forced to venture out into the big wide world. How will she deal with this upheaval, and one that lands her in a criminal investigation? She questions herself and the wider role of education to develop youth today in readiness of their future lives and work. The book is written from Alexandria’s perspective and introduces ‘Pidgen’ a modern-day street language used by youngsters today. It also explores and questions the fact not much progress has evolved for youth since the 1950’s and they continue to feel completely disenfranchised. Can and does Alexandria find her own particular resolution?