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A ship counts as a boat right? How about a (wait for it) titanic one? 🤩 I loved this book and taught it to my sophomores. And guess who posted about it? Tag, you're it, @TheBookgeekFrau! Find another book with a boat and tag that person. Pass the fun along!

TheBookgeekFrau I feel like I posted that eons ago. I feel stalked😂😂😂 I'm going to try to keep this going 1w

rubyslippersreads In the movie, Cora‘s father calls it a boat, and she corrects him: “It‘s a ship, Daddy!” 1w

dabbe @TheBookgeekFrau As Sting would sing, “I'll be watching you.“ 😂😱😂 1w

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Chrissyreadit 🎉🎉🎉🎉 1w

Ruthiella There is a life boat ON the ship. 😉 1w

KadaGul 🩵🚢🩵⛵🩵🚣#Allinclusive 🤣🤣 1w

TheBookgeekFrau @dabbe 🤣👀🤣 1w

dabbe @Chrissyreadit 🩵💙🩵 1w

dabbe @Ruthiella 😅 But alas, not enough for everyone. 1w

dabbe @KadaGul 🩵🎯🩵 1w

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MaggieCarr

A Brilliant Night of Stars and Ice | Rebecca Connolly

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I hadn't ever given much thought to the passengers and crew of the Carpathia, the ship that heard Titanic's distress calls, and at much risk to themselves rushed to help. This book is historical fiction, but a lot of work went into the storyline and it contains real people know to surround the story and events, including mistaken identities when there were multiple passengers with the same names, and burials at sea for those rescued but that...

MaggieCarr ... still perished, and so forth. This book will live in my head for a very, very long time. 1mo

BookmarkTavern I loved this book! 💖 1mo

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all_4_kb

Second Mrs. Astor: A Novel of the Titanic | Shana Abe

Early morning kindle read

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Eggs

Iceberg | Jennifer A. Nielsen

#haikuaday

#haikuhive💛🐝🖤

@TheBookHippie @TheSpineView @Kristy_K
@DebinHawaii @bellabella @julieclair
@BooksandCoffee4Me @AnnCrystal @Reggie @Eggs @vivastory @jdiehr @CBee @dabbe @JenlovesJT47 @lil1inblue

JenlovesJT47 This is so pretty. I‘ve been mulling over writing a Titanic haiku for the last week because I love the movie so much. This is awesome! 💛🖤💛 2mo

lil1inblue Chilling! Well done. 💛 🐝 💛 2mo

TheSpineView Powerful 💛🐝💛 2mo

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BooksandCoffee4Me Haunting. 👏👏💛💛 2mo

dabbe Excuse me while I 😭!!! 💛🐝🖤 2mo

Kristy_K Oh wow. Amazing! 💛💛 2mo

AnnCrystal 😢👏🏼🐝👍🏼🧊⛴️🐝💝. 2mo

Eggs @JenlovesJT47 Thank you 🥰 The replica booties were a gift from my eldest daughter from a visit to a Titanic museum. The rest just happened-certain objects inspire me. Like movies do for you 🥰🥰 2mo

Eggs @lil1inblue TY🩷🩵 2mo

Eggs @TheSpineView Thanks🐝 2mo

Eggs @dabbe Thank you 😢 🚢 2mo

Eggs @Kristy_K Thank you 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 2mo

Eggs @AnnCrystal Thank You 🙏🏻 🧊 🚢 2mo

Eggs @BooksandCoffee4Me Thank you 🙏🏻🐝🚢 2mo

JenlovesJT47 So awesome 💛 2mo

bellabella I didn't read the comments but immediately knew it was Titanic. Well done! 2mo

Eggs @bellabella Thanks so much🥰🙏🏻 2mo

Reggie Awwwwww. 😢 2mo

DebinHawaii This is so lovely! Sad & poetic. 💛🐝🖤💛 2mo

Eggs @Reggie I‘m a bit obsessed with Titanic… 2mo

Eggs @DebinHawaii Thank You 😔 🚢 🧊 2mo

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emz711

Titanic Survivors Book Club | Timothy Schaffert

I thought this was really clever. Cover was gorgeous. Had a lot of tidbits of life at that time. Meditation on "surviving" the Titanic is very interesting to me considering all the stories of "I could have been there" on 9/11

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Kerrbearlib

The Loss of the SS. Titanic: Its Story and Its Lessons | Lawrence Beesley

Robin Gibb & his son RJ composed the Titanic Requiem for the 100th anniversary of the sinking. The song “Don‘t Cry Alone” is beautiful and haunting. #TuesdayTunes

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=jiQhey_fy14&si=6ydfDvqwe5dPTUem

TieDyeDude

TieDyeDude I hadn't heard of this before. Very nice song. Thanks for sharing 3mo

Kerrbearlib @TieDyeDude you‘re welcome! 3mo

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Kerrbearlib

The Loss of the SS. Titanic: Its Story and Its Lessons | Lawrence Beesley

The RMS Titanic struck an iceberg at 11:40 pm on April 14, 1912. She sank at 2:20 am on April 15, 1912. Survivor Lawrence Beesley wrote a memoir that I wish was required reading in schools. It includes important lessons that are relevant today. Beesley doesn‘t just look at those directly involved with the tragedy. He looks at society‘s involvement as well. ⬇️

Kerrbearlib I love this quote about a man he met on the Carpathia who recognized his indirect role in the sinking. The man had demanded faster travel for his own convenience and thrown fits when he didn‘t get it. Other travelers had done the same, thinking of their own convenience rather than the safety of others. Their collective selfish and impatience played an indirect role in the Titanic tragedy. 3mo

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Darklunarose

Fateful | Claudia Gray

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Maybe I‘m not in much of a fiction mode right now but I found this one really hard to read through. I might come back to it lasted on this year but for now it‘s going back to the library

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melissajayne

Unsinkable | Jenni L Walsh

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4⭐️ I really enjoyed the book, but I liked the Violet Jessop storyline more. I also liked how the author incorporated a HEA into the story without it seeming too contrived. #2025 #fiction #historicalfiction #historicalromance

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