The digital divide: arguments for and against Facebook, Google, texting, and the age of social networking by edited and introduced by Mark Bauerlein

The trip [videodisc] by a Revolution Films, Baby Cow, Aribe Production for BBC

The cause of all nations: an international history of the American Civil War by Don H. Doyle

Any given number: the ultimate sports debate: who wore it best, from 00 to 99 by Bill Syken, writer

The last alibi by David Ellis

According to a September 2012 study by Pew Internet of older adults who are online, 50% of adults ages 50-64 report being active on a social networking site. An even more substantial increase in social media use this year were older adults ages 65 and older, which reported being active on sites like Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. More so than in 2011, 34% of seniors are now using social networking sites which was up from 26% in 2010.

Computers for seniors for dummie [Large print] by Nancy Muir

Using the internet safely for seniors for dummies [Large print] by Linda Criddle and Nancy Muir

Goodreads is a book list management and social networking site for the avid reader. It allows you to view and write reviews, rate books, and share books with friends. And now, it offers a book recommendation service based off of books you have previously read. 

Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are more than just social networking sites. They're also a great way for businesses to market their products, connect with customers and create a dialog regarding their services. Get started by checking out the following books.

Get connected: the social networking toolkit for business by Starr Hall, Chadd Rosenberg

Facebook marketing: an hour a day by Chris Treadaway, Mari Smith

Facebook marketing: leverage social media to grow your business by Steven Holzner

Smart networking by Liz Lynch