Scholastic Titanic: Voices From The Disaster

from sushiroll

4Q 4P Deborah Hopkinson provides a unique approach to the common told story of the Titanic's sinking. Told from passengers' points of views, Hopkinson gave a very intimate account of the historical event. Filled with historical photographs, telegrams from the doomed ship, and letters from passeng...

from benuathanasia

I know logic dictates that the characters followed in this book survived based on how their accounts were collected, but it would have been nice if that wasn't immediately spelled out in the book. This book described some things I hadn't really read about yet - the specific details about the Marc...

from Sarah_Gruwell

Book was a copy received via GoodReads for a review. Thanks! This is a superb book to introduce young readers to all aspects of the Titanic disaster. It's written in a very readable style, introducing late elementary school and middle school children to the individuals in the disaster in a way th...

from CarrieWuj

After reading The Watch that Ends the Night, my appetite was whetted for more Titanic info. This book takes a different approach, but is just as good. Again, this is geared toward kids, and really delves into detail, complete with pictures, diagrams and artifacts. Here all the accounts are nonfic...

from vhuggins

5Q, 4P. This book was very well written and organized. I think that it would be pretty popular because of the narrative quality of the writing and because the Titanic is almost always fascinating. I really enjoyed it, as much as something so depressing can be enjoyed. It largely focused on the ac...