About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking big questions about historical tragedies or shows a budding interest in the science behind how things work and how they fail. It is a thoughtful entry point for children who may be ready to learn about the Titanic but need a human connection to ground the scale of the event. Through the eyes of seven-year-old survivor Eva Hart, the book balances the heavy reality of the sinking with the fascinating engineering of the 'unsinkable' ship. While the book touches on loss and grief, it focuses on resilience and the way history is pieced together from different perspectives. At 32 pages, it is approachable for elementary schoolers, offering a mix of narrative storytelling and STEM-focused facts. It is an ideal choice for parents looking to bridge the gap between technical interest in machines and the emotional weight of real-world history.
