Review: Facebook Stalker, Episode Two: A Nightmare of Human Suffering
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2014
Author John Meany tells the kinds of stories that people care about. By definition, that implies controversy. This novella series deals with The Facebook Stalker phenomenon. It's the kind of book everyone, young and old, should read. Why? This is a nightmarish topic, which we can quantify simply by writing the term "facebook stalker" (in quotation marks) into the Google search engine. There are 213 thousand results. But it's the titles that are most enlightening:1. How to deal with Facebook stalkers2. Who's stalking you on Facebook3. How to stalk on Facebook without looking like a stalker4. 23 signs you're a serial Facebook stalker5. 4 things you can do to stop a Facebook stalkerFacebook has created a monster called "The Facebook Stalker". When we look at the titles above, we realize that there is a need for a fictionalized account of Facebook being used as a medium to stalk someone. It is quite possible that the reflection that we do after reading this book will help someone, a real person, who is either a victim of a Facebook stalker or a Facebook stalker, to recognise the tremendous suffering and damage their actions cause. This is the kind of book that even if it helps just one person, then it has fulfilled its purpose. Helping people to help themselves is always worth five stars. Highly recommended.Reviewed by Thomas Jerome BakerAuthor ofHow to Teach Debating: Theory & Practical Handbook for the Non-Native Teacher,Debate Coach & International English Language Learner Worldwide