Katie.com: My Story
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| Rating | : | 4.72 (594 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0525945431 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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A Customer said Boycott this book (and the publisher!). Anyone who pays for their own internet domain should boycott this book. Neither Katherine Tarbox nor her publishers, own the right to the katie.com domain. Katie Jones, the owner of katie.com, has essentially had her website destroyed by the release of this book with it's chosen title. The proof lies in the abusive and misguided entries on katie.com's guestbook. Katherine Tarbox owns and operates her own doma. jenny kranston said I disappointment. I often struggle to find a good book to read. When I read the amazon review, I thought it would be a good, well written novel about the dangers of the internet. After reading the book, I was shocked with the first reviews of the novel, for they seemed unreal and fake, as if the person never read the book. After the first pages, I felt like I was listening to someone complain, and as I read, it seemed to get w. I disappointment I often struggle to find a good book to read. When I read the amazon review, I thought it would be a good, well written novel about the dangers of the internet. After reading the book, I was shocked with the first reviews of the novel, for they seemed unreal and fake, as if the person never read the book. After the first pages, I felt like I was listening to someone complain, and as I read, it seemed to get w
And through a series of evolving e-mail messages, Katie fell in love with Mark--fell in love for the first time in her life. But when they actually met, Katie's teenage dream man turned out to be a forty-year-old named Frank.Though Katie was harshly stung by the encounter, she took action. This brave memoir--a Go Ask Alice for the twenty-first century--is a must-read for teenagers and their parents.. And there, in an adolescent chatroom, she found Mark. As the first victim to successfully prosecute a pedophile via
Like most teens, Katie was searching for someone or something to connect with--a search her own parents tragically didn't seem to recognize. (Ages 12 and older) --Jennifer Hubert. But I couldn't speak." Fourteen-year-old Katherine Tarbox wasn't sure how things had gone so wrong. Katie is Katherine Tarbox's true story of how Kufrovich used the Internet to manipulate and molest her, and how she fought back by prosecuting him under the Communications Decency Act of 1996 and sharing her experiences so that other teens might avoid a similar situation. Over and over she states that her mother was a workaholic who had little time for her. Now