The Titanic: The Extraordinary Story of the Unsinkable Ship by Geoff Tibballs-image
The Titanic: The Extraordinary Story of the Unsinkable Ship by Geoff Tibballs-image

The Titanic: The Extraordinary Story of the Unsinkable Ship by Geoff Tibballs

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TitleLeading: The Language: English ISBN-10: 0895779536 ISBN-13: 9780895779533 Format: Trade Paperback Item Width: 9 in Author: Geoff Tibballs Topic: Earth Sciences / Geography, Ships & Shipbuilding / History Genre: Transportation, Science Publication Year: 1997 width: 9 in Illustrator: Yes height: 0.5 in Number of Pages: 128 Pages Intended Audience: Trade Book Title: Titanic : the Extraordinary Story of the "Unsinkable" Ship LCCN: 97-014175 Dewey Decimal: 363.12/3/091631 Length: 11in. Item Length: 11 in Grade From: Twelfth Grade Item Weight: 18.6 Oz Item Height: 0.5 in ISBN: 9780895779533 LC Classification Number: G530.T6T54 1997 Publisher: Reader's Digest Association, Incorporated, T.H.E.

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The Titanic: The Extraordinary Story of the Unsinkable Ship by Geoff Tibballs. "The Titanic: The Extraordinary Story of the Unsinkable Ship" by Geoff Tibballs is a trade paperback book published by Reader's Digest Association, Incorporated in 1997. It is a 128-page book that delves into the fascinating history and science behind the infamous sinking of the Titanic. The book is written in English and includes illustrations, making it an engaging read for trade audiences interested in transportation, science, and history. With a focus on Earth sciences, geography, and ships and shipbuilding, this book provides a compelling account of one of the most tragic events in maritime history. "The Titanic: The Extraordinary Story of the Unsinkable Ship" by Geoff Tibballs is a trade paperback book published by Reader's Digest Association, Incorporated in 1997. It is a 128-page book that delves into the fascinating history and science behind the infamous sinking of the Titanic. The book is written in English and includes illustrations, making it an engaging read for trade audiences interested in transportation, science, and history. With a focus on Earth sciences, geography, and ships and shipbuilding, this book provides a compelling account of one of the most tragic events in maritime history.

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