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No moon
Fourteen year old Louisa Gardener, a nursemaid to the children of a wealthy London family, is told that they will be sailing to America. In order to keep her job, Louisa must overcome her fear of the ocean, caused by the drowing of her two-year old brother, and sail on the maiden voygae of the Titanic.
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Fateful
When seventeen-year-old Tess Davies, a ladies' maid, meets handsome Alec Marlow aboard the RMS Titanic, she quickly becomes entangled in the dark secrets of his past, but her growing love puts her in mortal peril even before fate steps in.
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Tonight on the Titanic
The magic tree house transports Jack and Annie to the deck of the Titanic.
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Women and children first : they survived the Titanic, but their lives were changed forever...
\"It is 1912. Against all odds, the Titanic is sinking. As desperate hands emerge from the icy water, a few lucky row boats float in the darkness. On the boats are four survivors. Reg, a handsome young steward working in the first-class dining room; Annie, an Irishwoman travelling to America with her children; Juliet, a titled English lady who is pregnant and unmarried, and George, a troubled American millionaire. In the wake of the tragedy, each of these people must try to rebuild their lives. But how can life ever be the same again when you've heard over a thousand people dying in the water around you?\"--Back cover.
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Deck Z : the Titanic : unsinkable, undead
\"This fast-paced thriller reimagines the historical events of the fateful Titanic voyage through the lens of zombie mayhem. Captain Edward Smith and his inner circle desperately try to contain a weaponized zombie virus smuggled on board with the 2,200 passengers sailing to New York. Faced with an exploding population of lumbering, flesh-hungry undead, Smith's team is forced into bloody hand-to-hand combat down the narrow halls of the huge steamer. In its few short days at sea, the majestic Titanic turns into a Victorian bloodbath, steaming at top speed toward a cold, blue iceberg.\"--Provided by publisher.
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Titanic
\"The Titanic was 14 stories tall and longer than four city blocks. People thought the ship was unsinkable. That's why there weren't enough lifeboats to fit everyone on board. Not nearly enough.\" (Scholastic Action) Read a story about the sinking of the Titanic. A timeline of events is included.
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