Building the Titanic: An Epic Tale of the Creation of History's Most Famous OceanLiner

by Rod Green

Features a detailed account of the creation of the Titanic, telling the story of how the ship was designed and constructed and why its legend continues to fascinate.

Genres: History

160 pages, Hardcover

First published November 3, 2005

About the author

Rod Green is a children’s writer who has worked with many publishers, including Puffin and HarperCollins. With Templar, he has written books in the Mean Machines series.

Reviews

[Mallory]

Over the top decadence to be sure, but the obvious care that went into the design of this grandest of ships makes her short life even more tragic and adds another layer to an endlessly fascinating story. There were photos I hadn't seen before either, which at this point is rare for me!

[Jane]

Excellent book for anyone interested in the Titanic.

[Daniel]

Takes you right back in time.

[Matthew Barlow]

Good book.