I wasn't sure where to put this. So, I just put it here.

What are some of the best books about the Titanic. I wanna get some in September for my birthday, but im not sure which ones to get.

Do you want novels with fictional stories on Titanic or actual books on the ship??

Discovery's Titanic The Worlds Greatest Ocean Liner is a great one with many photos.

Shadow of the Titanic is Eva Hart's story, while I haven't gotten around to reading it yet I think it's more a biography on her life with a mention on Titanic, maybe someone else here has read it.

Last Dinner on the Titanic is good to recreate the dinner as it's got the recipies

882 1/2 Answers to your questions on the Titanic is full of questions, I've heard some aren't fully accurate though but it's still an interesting book.

Thanks for those I will be sure to check them out.I would like to read both kinds of books.Sorry, for not saying earlier.

Rosie, I have and have read "Shadow of the Titanic" and you are right it was mostly about her life before and after Titanic. While I like reading about her life I was more interested in Titanic. Will get back to you on how many chapters were on her adventures ON Titanic.

[quote:e6e173adfb="Rosie1912"]Do you want novels with fictional stories on Titanic or actual books on the ship??

Discovery's Titanic The Worlds Greatest Ocean Liner is a great one with many photos.

Shadow of the Titanic is Eva Hart's story, while I haven't gotten around to reading it yet I think it's more a biography on her life with a mention on Titanic, maybe someone else here has read it.

Last Dinner on the Titanic is good to recreate the dinner as it's got the recipies

882 1/2 Answers to your questions on the Titanic is full of questions, I've heard some aren't fully accurate though but it's still an interesting book.[/quote:e6e173adfb]

I have "The Last Dinner on the Titanic" and I agree, it is a very good book to recreate dinners. Plus, I has some other tidbits about some passengers, where they sat and such.
I much liked the book made about Cameron's film. It was VERY interesting to read how tha tmovie came about. I'd recommend that one. I believe it's called, "James Cameron's Titanic"

Rosie, I found my copy of "Shadow of the Titanic" There are 12 Chapters are five are mostly about Eva Hart's experiences regarding Titanic and the other 7 are about her life before and after her Titanic experience.

So, you can judge for yourself as to whether you would want to read it or not.

Another good one on Cameron is "Titanic and the making of James Cameron" by Paula Parsli (I think is how her name is spelled).

[quote:3ace030b16]I much liked the book made about Cameron's film. It was VERY interesting to read how tha tmovie came about. I'd recommend that one. I believe it's called, "James Cameron's Titanic"[/quote:3ace030b16]
I searched that on the Barnes and Noble site an there were like three of them, they are all the same,right? I know that one of them is illustrated,but thats probally the only difference.

ya know, I have 2 copies of that book. If you want it, I could sell it to ya for like $10 ish....? I have a hard back and a paper back..... interested?

ok, I've looked through my collections...and I actually have that James Cameron one about the production of the movie...and the Last Dinner on the Titanic...If you wanted I could sell them both to you for $20 al together plus shipping. It's up to you tho...