Facebook Fairytales: Modern-Day Miracles to Inspire the Human Spirit

Stories to touch and inspire, for and from the social-networking generation.

Once upon a time there was an online social network called Facebook, and it brought together people from all over the globe, helping them to reignite romances, launch careers, and even find organ donors. Facebook Fairytales brings to light inspirational "happy endings" stemming from the increasingly popular social-networking site. Author Emily Liebert crafts captivating narratives of real-life stories from interviews with Facebook users who have used the site's many applications to find biological parents, relay messages to loved ones during the Mumbai terrorist attacks, donate money to Chinese orphanages, and try to hunt down a hit-and-run criminal. Readers will relate to these tales and, simultaneously, be charmed by the little spark of magic that sets them apart from your everyday success stories.

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Mark Zuckerberg was Inspire new Social Networking Site is aimed at children is called Togetherville?

Display social networking is still taking the world storm online and the media, mainly on Facebook. It has received, when I hear Mark Zuckerberg I am starting to think about the power level name. Often, I wonder what happened to the my Space, I hear less and less use it, and even I know friends is to provide financial statements of disrepair. I laughed so hard day, when your friend account and a comment, it said, "..Anyone even use this longer? ... "

So all privacy discussions Mark Zuckerberg and his customers ' personal information, what not to do the world movement of your personally identifiable information without the family? Let's not forget all the children who are being bullied on the website will be the practices employed in committing the irregularity of suicide faceless people facebook generation.The only answer to the left is to inspire social networking site for children under 13, yeah! remember how difficult to grow up, compound feedingstuffs, let's by hurrying us along the ADHD children and emotional distress about someone on their Facebook wall.

Enough complaining from me, I was inspired to write this article because I got to the children about radio blurb facebook less than 13 Vemma stage and decided to research the many efforts of the spate of. I found a site before I started to resemble radio ad for the name of the kid's social networking site called, "Togetherville". Sounds so friendly, does it?

In the case of a device reproducing the geometry of the Facebook Togetherville it, if necessary, as "kid" as the US portion of the site belongs.Your child has a profile page, photos, and they can watch videos, play games, send and receive gifts, "safe" to send messages, and notes, or the friend activity sound familiar? They submit that it all is carried out for the active participation of family and friends.Is not what is missing from the bullying each other adult Facebook with your child?

Togetherville piggybacks off, Facebook environment for a user name and password, which is the parent of the child's account.Creators tout the importance of education in this environment, but I'm not really sure of my 6-10 years old need that much connections. I think the authors have taken a step in the right direction, make sure your child's safety by requiring Togetherville parental involvement.

Social networking has become a staple in which we live, is it good in the world., or a bad idea for the interpretation of the social is a comfortable intended audience is the beneficiary, but the wrong hands can do much harm.