Great book for Children interested in the Titanic

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	• Something Good Robert N. Munsch, Michael Martchenko Sagebrush Education Resources, 1999 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 36 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Fascinating for a wide range of ages

My seven year old nephew was enthralled by this book. The amazing illustrations fill every page with a wealth of detail for both adults and kids. The story line is excellent too--it follows two families, the Goldsmiths and the Carters, one in first class, one in third, as they make their way across the Atlantic. The book doesn't gloss over the fact that many died, but has just enough detail to hold kids' interest without being scary. A real find.

Great book for Children interested in the Titanic

After reading a short story in Reading class, my daughters became very curious about the Titanic. This book is a good overview of the ship and the voyage.

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good book for kids

this is a good book for kids who are intersted in titanic.my nephew love this book,buys every book he can find on it.

Great book for the Titanic-obsessed child

My 7 year old son has become fanatical about all thing related to the Titanic. I was thrilled to find there are so many good books out there for children of his age, this particular book is no exception. Great copy, wonderful pictures. He reads this one over and over again.

Very good and great for children of all ages

This book is very great for kids who want to get a good glimpse on the inside of the ship and see what the interior actually might have looked like back then.

I have it sitting above my head on my book shelf among a couple of other titanic books.

I definately recgomend this book for any one and not just children.

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