Titanic

Reach for this book when your child starts asking big questions about historical disasters or shows a growing interest in how massive machines work and why things sometimes go wrong. It serves as a gentle introduction to a difficult historical event, balancing the technical marvel of the 'unsinkable' ship with the human stories of those on board. While the book does cover the sinking and the loss of life, it focuses on the bravery of the crew and the factual timeline of the night. This Usborne Young Reading edition is designed for developing readers, using clear language and supportive illustrations to explain complex social classes and engineering feats without being overly graphic or traumatizing. It is an ideal choice for parents who want to foster historical curiosity while providing a safe space to discuss tragedy and resilience.