Ted Hull tells a story very few people know ...
the story of Motown's earliest days, when talented
young people like Diana Ross, Smokey Robinson,
the Temptations and Stevie Wonder were striving to
become famous. On stage, life seemed glamorous.
Off stage, they did what had to be done, including
getting out and pushing the bus.

Ted Hull was not a singer, nor a musician. But he
was an integral part of Motown, and a shaping
force in Stevie Wonder's life. For six years, he was
Stevie's private teacher and constant companion.

As a teacher, Ted enabled young Stevie to pursue
his education and his career. As a man with a
severe visual impairment, Ted helped Stevie
discover that blindness does not have to impair
independence, nor limit life's adventures.

This is Ted's story of his Wonder Years.

ISBN 0-9720644-0-0