From Adolescence to Zenobia: True Stories of the Human Element in the Journey through School
School is life. It is a journey, not a destination. Sit at your school desk with your learning cap on and read From Adolescence to Zenobia by Stephen W. Fuller, a career public school educator with “a million” stories to tell. From a girl with a strange disease to one with simply a wet dress, you will laugh and cry at the “lessons” in schools. Lessons that students have taught, and continue to teach their teachers through the years. Everyone who has ever been in a school has a story to tell. One of these could have been yours."
What people are saying about From Adolescence to Zenobia:
"From A to Z will be enjoyed by anyone who is, or has ever been a teacher or a student. Stephen Fuller has written a terrific and hearfelt book!" Dave Isay, Founder, StoryCorps
"Chicken Soup, move over! I'm eager to make this the book to read in the professional library...From Adolescence to Zenobia is well written and should be handed to every new teacher on campus, to let them know what they are in for!" Mickey Kohler, Advanced Academics Coordinator, Pflugerville, Texas
About the author:
Author Stephen W. Fuller, born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas, received a teaching degree in 1971 and a M.S.Ed. in guidance services in 1975 from Abilene Christian University. He served thirty-six years as a teacher, counselor, assistant principal, and principal. Married to a teacher since 1970, he has three grown sons and one growing grandson. Fuller enjoys writing, playing guitar, singing with a community choir, and teaching an adult Sunday school class. He has participated in interviews for StoryCorps on National Public Radio. He loves stories and believes that everyone has one to be told.
