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ISBN: 054512333X (ISBN13: 9780545123334)
Edition Language: English
Series: Titanic #3
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S.O.S. (Titanic #3) Paperback | Pages: 176 pages
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Title:S.O.S. (Titanic #3)
Author:Gordon Korman
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 176 pages
Published:September 1st 2011 by Scholastic Paperbacks
Categories:Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction. Childrens. Middle Grade

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From bestselling author Gordon Korman, the thrilling conclusion to the adventure aboard the unluckiest ship of all.

The Titanic was supposed to be unsinkable - the largest passenger steamship in the world, one of the biggest and most luxurious ships ever to operate.

For Paddy, Sophie, Juliana, and Alfie, the Titanic is full of mysteries - whether they're to be found in the opulent first-class cabins and promenade decks or the shadows in the underbelly of the ship. Secrets and plans are about to be revealed - only now disaster looms, and time is running out. The four of them need to find the truth, unmask the killer...and try not to go down with the ship.

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Third in Korman's Titanic trilogy.I liked this trilogy, I think it would be an excellent set of books to get young boys reading...or girls for that matter.The story of well-to-do Julianna, suffragist's daughter Sophie, underage White Star employee Alphie and stowaway Paddy is engaging and interesting. The friendship that develops between the three comes across as genuine and easily could have held the story together without the Jack the Ripper subplot.That subplot was like a big glob of mud in

This trilogy was a fun, fast paced read. It is always interesting for me to hear the facts surrounding the Titanic. Korman also adds additional excitement with gangsters and the possible solving of an age old murder mystery.

Very sad but so well written and heartwarming.

As I had hoped, the third book in the series recaptures some of the qualities of the first. I raced from cover to cover in just a few days. Part of that, I think is the intensity of the situation: the ship is sinking and we really want to find out if our friends will survive. Children unfamiliar with the history may be surprised that there is no happy ending here. The Jack the Ripper thread is picked up again, which was my biggest detracter from book two, but it isn't as heavy on the plot line.

I think that this is a really good book if you are into history. It does get boring at some points and it does use really complicated words that sometimes I can't understand, but other than that I thought it was an interesting book because it was from different people's perspectives of the Titanic sinking.

Time is running out for Sophie, Juliana, Alfie, and Paddy as they struggle to survive; the Titanic is sinking and there aren't enough lifeboats. Readers will be on the edge of their seats wondering who will survive the harrowing journey. Although I wasn't always happy with the results the mostly realistic conclusion should satisfy readers.

So, I decided not to keep this series, or to let the little ones read it. There is way too much feminism, and there is a prominent character in them that plays a huge role in all of these that is just creepy. And when I spoke to mom and dad about it, apparently this person was a very real part of a very creepy, very scary section of history. I didn't know that, or I wouldn't have finished reading the series. I can say, what the person did in the children's books was creepy (it had to do with a