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Titanic: Voices From the Disaster (Scholastic Focus)
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I have always been interested in the Titanic and her fateful maiden voyage. I love finding random facts regarding historical events that not everyone may know. I enjoyed this book because of the way Deborah Hopkinson presented the information from the photographs of the ship and the facts regarding the passengers, crew, food, etc. I found that the information presented and how it was presented did make me feel excited to read more about the Titanic and had me wanting to read more into the deep details regarding the sinking and the people who died and survived. The quotes from the survivors really added to the overall emotion to the book. It added humanity to information, making sure that we did not forget that this was real, people survived and people died and we are reading what happened to those people over a century ago.
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Jun 18, 2017 12:35PM
I was interested in reading this book, but ended up choosing a different novel. I have also always been interested in the Titanic and I think I am going to have to read this novel. I am going to have to read the book to see how the information is presented, your review makes it sound like an exciting novel full of information and important details.
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I complete agree with you! I also have also been fascinated by the story of the Titanic, and this author did an excellent job of taking a different approach on presenting the stories from the survivors themselves.
I almost wanted to read this book!! I might have to check it out before summer ends. I really enjoy books that tell a true story and I find it really cool that they put quotes from the people who experienced the titanic. Good response, by the way!
