Titanic: Ghosts of the Abyss

by Mireille Majoor

Journey to the heart of the Titanic with one of Hollywood's foremost movie directors. Using robots with miniature cameras, Academy Award winner Cameron and his crew returned to the very heart of the wreck, where no one has ventured since the liner sank in 1912. Now, on every page of Titanic: Ghost of the Abyss, young readers can see exactly what the cameras recorded, in three-dimensional detail-from the ship's rust enshrouded prow to the elegant grand staircase and the eerie water-filled staterooms

Genres: Nonfiction, Historical, History

48 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2002

Reviews

[Gatlin (Stop Joseph Kony!)]

This book was interesting.I was surprised to find so many facts and detail about such an historic event that took place so many years ago.This book kept me interested with excitement and facts from the Titanic and the 3-Deffects.

[Gayle Gordon]

Really fantastic 3D images of the Titanic then and now. Informative text tells the story of the great ocean liner and it’s tragic demise.

[Erianne]

This book would be great for kids to learn the basis of what happened on the titanic! I didn’t find that the 3D images worked that well or had that much of an effect when I using the glasses.

[Franklyn Kornn]

Good for text set over the Titanic. This is a very informative text and includes a lot of information and very descriptive pictures. I really enjoyed reading this text and getting a very close look at the ship.

[Bailey]

This book is an awesome way to experience the Titanic at full steam! This is a very realistic book with the 3D images!