Titanic

Titanic

A Second Chance

by John Janson

256 pages· 2011· ISBN 9781619962774

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Great-Aunt Zelda?! They thought she was a made-up character that their mothers had invented. Now, here was a gold letter from her. Could this be happening? Could they handle this mission? The Titanic! Why are they helping just one young girl? Finally, it's time to grow up. Adventure, history revisited, the early twentieth century. Written for a young teen audience, follow these four young teen adventurers, Jesse, Jaida, Asher and Sommer as they take you through history. Learning couldn't be more exciting. Will they make it? Let's find out........... Authentic Titanic pictures from the author's personal collection! Illustrative sketches by Sarah Rega This book involves a fantasy wrapped in historic facts. If you like children and the messes they get themselves into, you will enjoy this book. If you are a history buff, the facts and pictures are captivating. Educational, entertaining and appropriate for all ages John Janson is an avid storyteller with entertaining plots and often unusual vocabulary. He has developed many children's stories, and has written short audio plays for Game Nights when it's too chilly to go out for the evening. His love of Titanic trivia includes books and photos. He enjoys traveling with his wife, Bobbi, and spending time with his grandchildren who live near his home in Eastern Pennsylvania.

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