Living amongst some of Nottingham's slums, Carlton in the late 1960's early 70's Kids and dogs would be roaming the streets, waist grounds to rummage through where old houses had been demolished. Late summer nights out scrumping and playing marbles, or whip & top. Parents doing their own thing, arguing, fighting, unaware and careless of kids whereabouts. Kids were allowed to roam the streets carefree until dark and dogs were free to roam everywhere, Already a disturbed little boy, very shy and introvert, underdressed through poverty and living on the bread-line. Derek, my Father a narcissistic man with a limp, unemployed odd job man and disabled, with a very upsetting and warped past, a very serious Stigma was attached to him, often resulting in public abuse and violence, which ultimately spilt over onto anyone around him. Completely unaware at the tender age of 7/8 years old, the share devastation and heart-break that lay ahead for this little boy. A truly controversial account of events, harrowing and shocking story of survival for one little boy life, doomed from day one with no hierarchy of needs in place. He travels through an utter nightmare to become part of the largest criminal inquiry in British history into CSA whilst in care of the local authorities and in the family home. The authorities placed him in Beechwood Children's home Nottingham a safe place away from his violent father and friends, a place which was far from safe, where little boy Wonder was subject to despicable crimes. Beechwood children's home destroyed so many vulnerable young boys lives. Welcome to a very insightful and totally compelling account of Little boy Wonder. Designed to heal, educate and inspire others who have experienced the same fate as mine to be their own hero.