"It's definitely the end of the story that has the most heart." — Miss Remmers
Release Date: February 1st, 2012
Publisher: Capstone
Challenges: NetGalley Challenge, 75+ Challenge, eBook Challenge
"Commemorate the Titanic 's disastrous voyage with this harrowing tale of survival. Follow the true story of young Ruth Elizabeth Becker as her awe of the mighty Titanic turns to horror when she is separated from her mother and siblings."Wait, what!? A picture book on Miss Remmers' Review!!
Yes, folks — today I am reviewing a 34 page picture book! With the centennial of the Titanic this year, I am on a binge (or so it seems). Anyway, as this the first picture book I've ever reviewed — I didn't really know what to expect. It was definitely quick and, while I couldn't see the pictures in color (old Nook), the pictures looked great too! The story moved really fast, but I guess that can be expected?
My favorite part of this story is definitely the end; turns out our protagonist really lived and survived the Titanic. I don't want to give anything away, but it's definitely the end of the story that has the most heart.^
^No pun intended as to Heart of the Ocean, Celine Dion, Titanic 1997.
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