Tightrope
After finding myself pregnant at seventeen, I continued my college course right up until the day my son was born.
Book Summary
Tightrope
After finding myself pregnant at seventeen, I continued my college course right up until the day my son was born. Assuming I would just go back home after the birth, I suddenly found myself in the hospital with nowhere to go after my mother informed the hospital that I could not return home. With the help of a marvellous social worker, Peter Unwin, my son and I found a home where we could build a life together. I was a single mum for many years and along the way discovered that the most important thing in life to me is being a mum. I was desperate to be a good one too. Having battled low self-esteem throughout most of my life, I found I could express myself through writing poetry. I have always enjoyed writing and now feel ready to share some of that with others. I find writing to be very cathartic. It’s like a form of therapy for me. This book covers my life experiences, thoughts and feelings in poetic form. It deals with topics such as self-esteem, death, marriage and violation with a bit of humour thrown in too. This book outlines my life, who I am and where I came from. I strongly believe that our childhood shapes us and our whole future. I am passionate about good parenting. It can be difficult at times, but we have to try and get it right. It’s a balance, like walking a tightrope. We get one chance. I hope you will enjoy my book, as there is something in here for everyone, including the mysterious Lady Isobel!
What readers say about the book🧐
This lady writes very much from the heart and gives a great insight into her life, both happy and sad times as well as times of great anguish. There is something in this book for everyone and is well worth reading. I thoroughly enjoyed it and once started, had to keep reading. Lovely book.
Miggy
About the Author
Sue Batchelor
Sue currently works in the retail health industry having previously worked for the NHS. She always enjoyed writing poetry. She currently lives in Leicestershire with her husband and king, Charles Spaniel. She has four children, two step sons and six grandchildren, and loves spending time with them all. In her spare time, Sue enjoys walking, reading, writing, theatre, eating out and word puzzles.
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After finding myself pregnant at seventeen, I continued my college course right up until the day my son was born.