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Full Circle
Full Circle is about revisiting past events in your life. It is about the reasons we do this and what benefits we get out of looking into the past. Why we relive special moments and how it helps us to cope with our future. I use aspects of my own life to do this as an example of using the past for future good. We learn such a lot from past mistakes, never to repeat those mistakes again.
Life in a Jar
This book provides readers with a factual study of the meaning of dyslexia. The author journeys through time back to the sixties and seventies at school life with corporal punishment. Stephen then balances the school systems of the sixties to the school life today, and compares just how much help is available today. The author uses examples of people who suffer from dyslexia, including his own experience. He then demonstrates how people can become successful despite their disability using celebrities as examples. Finally, the author looks at the prison system and how many prisoners are affected by dyslexia.
The Sutton Companion to Local History
The Sutton Companion to Local History is the most comprehensive single-volume guide published to local history, archaeology, architecture and landscape. In an easy-to-use A-Z format, it answers many of the questions that arise in the course of local history research and travel and provides a starting point for further enquiries. From each of the major entries, a detailed system of cross-referencing leads on to subsidiary entries exploring related topics or defining specialised terms. Major entries also include guides to further reading and the addresses of major organisations of interest to local historians are included in an appendix. For this edition the author has updated the entire work, adding new entries, correcting errors and improving the illustrations.
Deep in Thought
This is my second book of poems and continues the theme of humanity and truth throughout the pages of the book. Sit back and relax put some relaxation music on. Read the poems and the rest is up to your imagination.
The Sutton Companion to Churches
The Sutton Companion to churches
Manchester and Beyond –Poems
Manchester and beyond is a compelation of poems from Manchester and all over the world, demonstrating a number of talents to be admired and praised.
Windows NT Security Guide
Weak links in a security system leave the door open to data tampering, virus attacks, and numerous other unpleasant scenarios. Here is a hands-on guide to security for system administrators. It provides real life examples and tutorials for setting up and managing a secure network.
Out of the Jar
This book is a collection of my poetry over the years inspired by the life I have led working in the care setting and traveling all over the world. I hope you enjoy my work and may find it useful to use in the right settings, for instance “Those in Grief” has been used in funerals. My life has been rather colorful to say the least, and I have been in a few situations facing danger and adventure, bringing me to the present day. Now at sixty-three, I can reflect on this and laugh at the funny events and sigh with relief at actually surviving other situations. I consider each event as a blip in my life and nothing more. Yes, I do have nightmares from my worst experiences as a teenager, but I just thank God that I survived to tell the tale.
Cracked Porcelain
Stephen Robert Sutton has been writing ever since he was a child. Although he has dyslexia, he never let it beat him. In fact, it seemed to make him stronger and more determined to fight for what he wanted, which was to be an inspired author of fictitious books. Stephen has always had a vivid imagination, spending time inventing characters and story lines about ghosts, witches, vampires and any other strange creatures. Stephen studied at Netherstowe comprehensive school. The teachers there said he would never get anywhere and classed him as a dreamer. He classed himself as an ambitious dreamer with a set direction to go in, he was always drawing picture that helped to describe the characters...
