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Titanic: Ship Cruise Vessel Notebook the Famous Voyage of the Unsinkable Ship - Across the Atlantic Ocean and Into an...

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Titanic

By Christopher Durang

THE STORY: Amid a tangle of changing identities-and sometimes sexes-the action of the play centers on an American family, the Tammurais, who are traveling aboard the Titanic.

Titanic: An Illustrated History

By Don Lynch, Ken Marschall

Here is the complete story of the tragedy of the Titanic, told in one magnificent, lavishly illustrated volume.

Titanic: The John B. "jack" Thayer Chronicles

By Thomas Cornwall

For the first time, these are compiled into one volume, with footnotes and analysis, allowing us to witness his own experiences that night.

Titanic: A Survivor's Story

By Colonel Archibald Gracie

Here is a survivor's vivid account of the greatest maritime disaster in history. The information contained in Gracie's account is available from no other source.

Titanic: True Stories of her Passengers, Crew and Legacy

By Nicola Pierce

This book commemorates the enduring legacy of the world’s most famous ship – TITANIC.

Titanic: Solving the Mysteries

By J. Kent Layton

The sinking of the RMS Titanic on 15 April 1912 is one of the best-remembered, and most-scrutinised, moments of the twentieth century.

Titanic: The Ship That Never Sank?

By Robin Gardiner

Did the Titanic really sink?

Titanic

By Anna Claybourne, Katie Daynes

Describes the luxurious steamship the Titanic and the tragic events that occurred when it sank in 1912.

Titanic: A Second Chance

By John Janson

Jesse commented, "That's utterly ridiculous to 1k that we could save the Titanic. ... He was still intent on ng cookies. ... Passengers are leaning over rails to 'ear 'Bon Voyage' from their family and nds on shore.

Titanic: The Ship of Dreams

By Duncan Crosbie

Numerous pop-up spreads, pull tabs, booklets, and full-color illustrations provide a detailed tour of the steamship Titanic as seen through the eyes of one young passenger.

Titanic: The Ship of Dreams

By Robert Plant

As the icy waters brought the life of John Harper to a close he still had the energy to call one final person to come to Christ. This is a story of tragedy but it is also a story of faith and courage and eternal hope.

Titanic: Das Schiff der Träume

By Christian Löffler

Titanic: Das Schiff der Träume

By Christian Löffler

Titanic. Ein Schiff, das in die Geschichte einging.

Titanic: das Schiff der Träume

By Christian Löffler

Titanic: das Schiff der Träume

Titanic: The Story of the Great White Star Line Trio : the Olympic, the Titanic and the Britannic

By Thomas E. Bonsall

Tells the story of the Titanic, discussing its construction, appointments, and passengers; describes the reasons the supposedly unsinkable ocean liner sank; and provides photographs and information about the scientific expeditions...

Titanic: Women and Children First

By Judith B. Geller

Excerpts from diaries, letters, newspaper stories, color photographs, and interviews with survivors of the shipwrecked Titanic and their relatives highlight the role and treatment of women and children in the tragedy. 15,000 first printing.

Titanic: The Canadian Story

By Alan Hustak

This is the untold saga of the 130 passengers aboard the ill-fated luxury liner who were bound for Canada. Author Alan Hustak began his research ten years before the blockbuster movie came out.

Titanic: Voices from the Disaster

By Deborah Hopkinson

The award-winning author of Sweet Clara and the Freedom Quilt presents a 100th anniversary tribute to the Titanic tragedy based on the words and stories of its witnesses and survivors, in a dramatic account that is complemented by archival ...

Titanic

By Dee Phillips

Using fiction to amplify history also allows students to think critically about the past—and piques curiosity, leading to further exploration and discovery. Reading Level: 2.0 to 3.0. Titanic: The story of a disaster.