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882 1/2 Amazing Answers to Questions About the Titanic
Book: 882 1/2 Amazing Answers to Questions About the Titanic
Written by: Hugh Brewster Laurie Coulter Ken Marschall
Publisher: Scholastic
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5

good book
Rating: 5 / 5
This book is good for people that are first starting out with an interest in the RMS Titanic due to the fact its filled with over 800 questions and answers that covers the building, sailing, rescue, aftermath and after the section talking about the finding of the titanic it goes to the movie facts for a few of the titanic movies.


Fascinating Heartfelt Intriguing Answers
Rating: 5 / 5
This is by far the best book I have ever come across about the night of April 15, 1912 when the Titanic sank.
This book is filled with 882 � facts (because the ship was 882 � ft. long) about the people, the ship, crew, heartwarming stories of how mothers pleaded for their sons to be allowed into life boats, how lovers said goodbye to each other, how people were refused into life boats, and how others never made it out of the ship.
There are detailed names, dates, info about the aftermath, a "whatever happened to..." page with facts about survivors, as well as great info about the discovery of the ship, exploration of the wreckage, facts about the movie directed by James Cameron, and a great glossary at the back of the book to learn about different words associated with the ship.

What I love most about this book is the heartfelt facts about the people who were on the ship, and what happened to them. If you have ever wanted to learn about The Titanic, this is THE book to buy. An Outstanding tribute to the souls loved and lost. Deserves 10 Stars.




Marvelous!
Rating: 5 / 5
Brilliant reference book. If you ever had wondering questions about the Titanic, this is your book. Summary: This book has answers to almost all of your questions about the ship and the sinking, etc. Wonderful facts. Reaction: Though this book is thin, it has plenty of little bits that can keep you interested 100 years later. Every Titanic fanatic will find a new fact on the ship and the people involved with it. Wonderful. A MUST BUY!!!


 
 
 



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