Tragedy! Tales from the Titanic

Before the Titanic set sail, a crew of more than 15,000 workers built the magnificent ship. Follow along on this narrative nonfiction adventure telling the story of the workers who constructed the ship of dreams. Dynamic graphic art brings the true story to life while nonfiction back matter details all the Titanic had to offer and highlights two of the key men who brought the ship from vision to reality.

The Titanic offered the finest luxuries for its first-class passengers and the possibility of a better life for some of its second- and third-class travelers. Join the journey across the Atlantic in this narrative nonfiction story about life at sea aboard the Titanic. Dynamic graphic art illustrates the true story while nonfiction back matter details what led to the ship's fateful ending and highlights two of the key crew members aboard the vessel.

The tragedy of the Titanic's fateful ending haunted the loved ones of the ship's victims for years. But some believe it was more than simply horrible memories that these survivors had to deal with. For years, sites and people associated with the sunken ship of dreams have experienced unexplained activity. Dynamic graphic art illustrates real reports of supernatural stories surrounding Titanic's sinking, and nonfiction back matter highlights the eerie reports tied to Tianic artifcats and features more stories of the ship's victims.

It was smooth sailing aboard the Titanic until late in the evening of April 14, 1912, when lookouts atop the crow's nest spotted a huge iceberg in the path of the ship. From the moment disaster struck onward, it was a race against time. Dynamic graphic art brings the true story to life while nonfiction back matter details the Titanic's fateful final hours and highlights the stories of those who experienced the disaster.

After Titanic sank to the icy depths of the Atlantic, some feared the once-great ship would be lost forever. Despite decades of searching, nobody was able to locate the liner along the ocean floor . . . until 1985 when a crew finally found the remains. Dynamic graphic art illustrates this true story of discovering Titanic while nonfiction back matter highlights the items found aboard the sunken ship of dreams and features the true stories of those on the search for answers all those years later.

As news of Titanic's tragic ending spread, so too did miraculous stories of survival. From the brave crew members that stayed aboard the sinking ship to the passengers who made it off the before it was too late, follow the harrowing tales of those who experience Titanic's final hours. Dynamic graphic art illustrates the true stories while nonfiction back matter highlights the decisions that made tragedy even more deadly and features more tales of survival and loss.