
Facebook for Seniors: Connect with Friends and Family in 12 Easy Lessons
Carrie Ewin, Cheryl Ewin and Chris Ewin
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Facebook is the world's largest internet community. It's used by millions of people like you to...

Transgression 2.0: Media, Culture, and the Politics of a Digital Age
David J. Gunkel and Ted Gournelos
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This book addresses the multifaceted aspects of transgression in the digital age, from piracy to...

All This Has Nothing to Do with Me
Monica Sabolo and Georgina Collins
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'Set to be one of the coolest novels of the year' Stylist When journalist 'MS' interviews the...

I Hate the Internet: A Novel
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In New York in the middle of the twentieth century, comic book companies figured out how to make...

Notes from the Universe Colouring Book
Mike Dooley and Gina Tyquiengco
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The Notes from the Universe are already inspiring over 700,000 people across the world daily. Now,...

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Kim Pook (101 KP) rated Searching (2018) in Movies
Sep 20, 2020
At the beginning we see a montage of clips and photos from the Kim family's life where we learn that the mum (pam) passes away from cancer. Fast forward a few years later and Margot - pam and David's daughter- is all grown up and everything seems to be going fine, that is until Margot goes missing.
David starts frantically searching on social media only to discover he didn't know Margot as much as he thought he did, and finds out some unusual information about her.
For a one time watch I did enjoy this movie, it shows how things can develop online from parent blaming to people pretending to be the missing persons friend, and writing 'heartfelt' messages. It also shows the hidden dangers of the online community such as how easy it is to obtain information. It was very gripping and kept me glued right to the twist at the end which I was not at expecting.

Sarah (7800 KP) rated Dumped, Actually in Books
Sep 28, 2019
I decided to read this as it rather reminded me of my doomed relationship last year, and there is a lot in this book that i could relate to about how I felt (and still do). Of course Ollie’s exploits are entirely over the top and farcical, but that’s what makes this book so enjoyable to read and it’s laugh out loud funny in parts. There’s a moment just over half way through that throws the momentum of the book a little, but it’s still very heartwarming and has a lot of feel good moments and messages. Part of the ending is a bit cliched and the writing does get a bit basic at times, but it’s still a rather fun moving book that really got me thinking (and crying).

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