book review

For a long time the only women allowed on ships were bare-breasted ones on a figurehead carved on the prow — “believed to bring good luck.” But then women in stultifying jobs began wondering about other options and they were off and running, or I should say sailing and “cresting the waves.” A...

In this review, I will point some problems with Maltin's book as I see them. Maltin appears to be a nice person, but even nice persons could write unworthy books. I will make a few posts to make them more readable and to let an opportunity to respond if somebody wishes to. So let's start. In...

I do. The Titanic looked more realistic funnel-less and the book contained more plot twists and excitement that I don't think could ever be copied on film. I don't think they should have even made the movie, it's completely different than the book. It's not like A Night To Remember, which is...

Published in 2013, Tom McCluskie's book, The Rise and Fall of Harland and Wolf, is a captivating read. It describes many events, including the Titanic sinking, from the standpoint of their impact upon H&W. There are interesting photos of the shipyard, old and new, including the current state of...

Does anyone know where I can find some book reviews for A Night to Remember? I'm writing a paper on the book and I can't find any reviews on it.

I am right now in the process of reading "A Night To Remember" LET ME TELL YOU NOW this book is excelent, It is not boring, It is not, Confusing, It is very useful and exciting and wonderful and exact!(sorry it jus makes me excited even thinking about it)haha) I EXTREMLEY RECOMEND THIS BOOK...

Molony’s latest is a novella set aboard the Californian describing events on the night of April 14th, 1912. What actually happened on the Californian that night? What did the crew see? How well did they comprehend what they were seeing? Why did they respond the way they did? Unlike the modern...