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Went to The Titanic: An Immersive Voyage in Denver today. Very cool exhibit!
Went to The Titanic: An Immersive Voyage in Denver today. Very cool exhibit!
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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!
pick4✨ A lot is already given away in the synopsis at the back of the book. Our MC is in a situation where she wants her son more than she wants her identity. The unique events of the titanic give her a way to get out and go into hiding. It‘s not easy, and the horrors of that night haunt her just as much as the possibility of them finding her and taking away her son from her. This is a love story of a mother.
pickI 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...
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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
