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Growing Up Wired edition by David Wallace Fleming Literature Fiction eBooks

This is an entertaining read. It makes you wonder why we post things in our profiles online for the whole world to see and if we stop to think about the consequences these things could hold for us in the future. Applying for a job at a daycare center? But what about those photos of your bare boobs out there for God and (God-Forbid) your grandma to see?

Victor genuinely likes Erin and now every red-blooded male on campus is lusting after her because she's put herself "out there." Interesting take on the "wired" age of technology. This is an easy, entertaining read that some people might find eye-opening. I predict good things for David. There is one thing that I didn't like about the book, the cover. Sorry.

Oh, and the Can Man thing -- I'm pretty sure everyone in or from Iowa will understand that and think to themselves... "Our town has/had one of those!"


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Growing Up Wired edition by David Wallace Fleming Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

How would react to hearing the girl you're interested in hook up with your fraternity brother? We follow Victor through a year at college as he falls deeper into the technological revolution, with MySpace and nearly-naked girls occupying a lot of his hard drive, and his journey to "get the girl." He's the underdog, at the mercy of his fraternity brothers, navigating the waters of underage drinking and a hint of hazing. A coming-of-age tale from the point of view of a young man in a college fraternity...not my usual cup of tea. But, I gave it a shot and was very surprised. I liked it! And, I was hooked by chapter 3. Fleming writes wonderfully. With a perfect balance of narrative and descriptive, the reader gets a rather exclusive look into a world to which the general populace is not usually privy. If you want something different than your "usual read," pick this up and have a go.
This is a must read. Instead of going into a full mid life crisis buying a sports car, divorcing your wife, start dating the nanny who is half your age just buy David Flemming's book Growing up Wired and avoided this embarrassing scenario. He will take you back not only to remember his journey, but because his style of writing is unique and takes the reader through his eye's, it is a therapy for all you men seeking to wreak havoc in your lives as you can live it over and over in this great book.

Its a great read for young ladies who should read this as a cautionary tail. Even if I were like the young ladies who had the forturne or misfortune?, of running into mr. Flemmings (for ladies they all exist and will fall in love with a tree as long as it has movement in those years their hormones still mess with their young heads) It is wiser to keep your nose in your books and have unrealistic crushes on your professors.

To the rest I fell in love with this book though I really at first put it on the back burner really wondering could this really be that interesting. I would have missed out greatly hadn't I opened up the book, even with one eye open at first. I found before I knew it I was lost in someone else's world that seldom get me so entranced that my intention of reading a couple of chapters turned into reading the entire book and saying wait...where's the next one it cannot be done really? If you are reading this Mr. Flemming you have an enchanted fan and life long reader now. Please do the responsible thing and come out with another book before I lose my mind in suspense in what you have next.

David congradulations on writing and publishing a wonderful book. I don't usually give out great reviews. I hope it doesn't take people a long time to realize that they are glancing at a best selling author in the makings. You deserve the spotlight for I rarely come across a book I will write in favor for to this extent. Thank you David for giving a great piece of writing that I will never delete off my kindle and will go back to when I need to forget the moment and remember my past even it is your own.

FYI I don't know who is responsible for making this book $2.99? I read terrible books costing a lot more? who's in charge of pricing around here?
I have many astounding thoughts about this book. Within each chapter, I found myself giggling incessantly. A book isn't a good book unless it has sort of comical interference inside of it. Secondly, the book displays much adult content and personifies it in a way that makes you have second, third, and even fourth thoughts about the actual denotation. Being an experienced poet and author myself, I can attest that a lot of professional editing and advice was given throughout the publishing of the book. I rate and review this book as a five-star and would definitely like to see it listed on Barnes and Nobles one day; seeing it made it on the charts for technical-humor! My degree is in Information Technology/Technology Management so it brings much delight when I hear about peripherals and life combined.
This is an entertaining read. It makes you wonder why we post things in our profiles online for the whole world to see and if we stop to think about the consequences these things could hold for us in the future. Applying for a job at a daycare center? But what about those photos of your bare boobs out there for God and (God-Forbid) your grandma to see?

Victor genuinely likes Erin and now every red-blooded male on campus is lusting after her because she's put herself "out there." Interesting take on the "wired" age of technology. This is an easy, entertaining read that some people might find eye-opening. I predict good things for David. There is one thing that I didn't like about the book, the cover. Sorry.

Oh, and the Can Man thing -- I'm pretty sure everyone in or from Iowa will understand that and think to themselves... "Our town has/had one of those!"