book i survived the sinking of the titanic

at least the companion wasn’t forced to dangle unnecessarily in the freezing cold water, dropping precious degrees by the minute when there was plenty of room for him on the door as well. This little graphic novel novella so closely mirrored that of the movie Titanic that there was even a door used as a floating device at the end.

Except instead of a romance between Kate and Leo, there was the love between a young brother and sister, Georgie and Phoebe.

The first-ever I Survived graphic novel releases February 4! Thank you Kid Lit Exchange for the review copy-all opinions are my own. The artwork in this ARC edition is not complete more than half the pages are black and white, but it already looks great and I can’t wait to see it finished!Īs a 9-year-old obsessed with the Titanic after a school museum trip, I would have loved this book, and the Titanic facts at the end make it even more real for kids and classrooms. I loved the story and the thoughts and emotions of 10-year-old George were very real to me. So why not use them to get in history and education in a colorful, exciting way? There are kids who will literally only read graphic novels. Releases Februthrough have never read an I Survived book before, and while I find valid the question asked by another reviewer -“with the books so short, is a graphic novel edition necessary?”- I do actually think this was necessary. Partner: I Survived The Sinking of the Titanic, 1912 GRAPHIC NOVEL EDITION by and Haus Studio.

Book i survived the sinking of the titanic