Books with title PROOF: Titanic: 58 Fascinating Facts For Kids

On April 10 1912, the Titanic, the largest and most luxurious ocean liner in the world left Southampton, England, bound for New York, 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean.Although thought to be unsinkable, four days later the Titanic was lying on the ocean floor after hitting an iceberg, a collision which claimed more than 1,500 lives."Titanic: 58 Fascinating Facts For Kids" gives you the significant facts about the Titanic in 58 easy to understand segments. Find out how the Titanic was built, why it was thought to be unsinkable, why so many lives were lost and the lessons learned from the tragedy.We hope that the facts about the Titanic will fascinate you and encourage you to find out much more about this magnificent but ill-fated ship.

Discover 100+ awesome, kid-friendly facts about the Titanic―perfect for ages 8 to 12! Set a course for high-seas adventure with this big book of fun facts about the Titanic―from its construction to its launch to its final disastrous moments. Unlike other Titanic books for kids, Titanic Q&A reveals loads of little-known details about the maiden voyage of this doomed ship that struck an iceberg in 1912. From what it cost to be built to why it went down so quickly, this captivating companion within Titanic books for kids will answer all of your burning questions about the Titanic―its crew, its cargo, its wealthy passengers, and beyond. Let’s cast off and get this historic exploration underway! This standout among Titantic books for kids features: 100+ Facts!―Learn everything you ever wanted to know about the Titanic, and more! Your questions, answered―Test your nautical knowledge on interesting Titanic topics, from myths to statistics. Fantastic fun―Cool content and a colorful fact-packed layout will keep you entertained for hours―it’s a must-have title in Titanic books for kids. Full steam ahead to exploration and discovery with this extraordinary selection within Titanic books for kids!

On April 10 1912, the Titanic, the largest and most luxurious ocean liner in the world left Southampton, England, bound for New York, 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean.Although thought to be unsinkable, four days later the Titanic was lying on the ocean floor after hitting an iceberg, a collision which claimed more than 1,500 lives."Titanic: 58 Fascinating Facts For Kids" gives you the significant facts about the Titanic in 58 easy to understand segments. Find out how the Titanic was built, why it was thought to be unsinkable, why so many lives were lost and the lessons learned from the tragedy.We hope that the facts about the Titanic will fascinate you and encourage you to find out much more about this magnificent but ill-fated ship.

Discover 100+ awesome, kid-friendly facts about the Titanic—perfect for ages 8 to 12! Set a course for high-seas adventure with this big book of fun facts about the Titanic—from its construction to its launch to its final disastrous moments. Unlike other Titanic books for kids, Titanic Q&A reveals loads of little-known details about the maiden voyage of this doomed ship that struck an iceberg in 1912. From what it cost to be built to why it went down so quickly, this captivating companion within Titanic books for kids will answer all of your burning questions about the Titanic—its crew, its cargo, its wealthy passengers, and beyond. Let’s cast off and get this historic exploration underway! This standout among Titantic books for kids features: 100+ Facts!—Learn everything you ever wanted to know about the Titanic, and more! Your questions, answered—Test your nautical knowledge on interesting Titanic topics, from myths to statistics. Fantastic fun—Cool content and a colorful fact-packed layout will keep you entertained for hours—it’s a must-have title in Titanic books for kids. Full steam ahead to exploration and discovery with this extraordinary selection within Titanic books for kids!

On D-Day - June 6 1944 - the largest sea invasion ever seen stormed the beaches of Normandy in Northern France in a bid to bring World War 2 to an end.The D-Day landings saw 155,000 American, British and Canadian soldiers take part in the battle for Normandy, fighting their way off the beaches to begin the invasion of Nazi-controlled Europe.David Railton's book gives you the story of D-Day in the form of a wide-ranging list of important D-Day facts.We are sure that that you will be fascinated by the facts about D-Day in this book, and that you will be inspired to discover even more about the remarkable day that began the liberation of Europe after years under Nazi rule.

On D-Day - June 6 1944 - the largest sea invasion ever seen stormed the beaches of Normandy in Northern France in a bid to bring World War 2 to an end.The D-Day landings saw 155,000 American, British and Canadian soldiers take part in the battle for Normandy, fighting their way off the beaches to begin the invasion of Nazi-controlled Europe.David Railton's book gives you the story of D-Day in the form of a wide-ranging list of important D-Day facts. We are sure that that you will be fascinated by the facts about D-Day in this book and that you will be inspired to discover even more about the remarkable day that began the liberation of Europe after years under Nazi rule.