I am no fan of Facebook, Twitter, or any of the other similar online social networking services. “Faceplant: Chronicles of Facebook’s True Tales & Epic Fails” has lots of reasons that reinforce why I feel the way I do. Shapiro shows many conversations that have taken place on Facebook, then comments on why they should not have ever been posted. Some of the posts are from a couple of thieves who boldly reveal what they stole and from where. Later police easily catch them and put them in jail. People who cheat on their mates then are surprised when they get caught, are just some of the dumb things that have appeared on Facebook. Though written as humor, “Faceplant: Chronicles of Facebook’s True Tales & Epic Fails” is a very good warning why people should be very careful of what they post on Facebook.
Faceplant: Chronicles of Facebook’s True Tales & Epic Fails
Richard N. Shapiro
Outskirts Press Inc
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9781432797003, $8.95, www.amazon.com
