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Book Reviews of TitanicBook Review: A useful addition to your Titanic library Summary: 4 Stars
In the trade, we refer to this as a book "printed as a remainder," i.e. a book intended to be sold inexpensively. But for an inexpensive book, Leo Marriott's "Titanic" is well worth having. Its selection of photographs is excellent and include real rarities like early construction photos of Olympic (it's worth noting here that a lot of the pictures printed as being of the Titanic, especially shots of her interior and many construction shots, are actually of Olympic. The reason is simple; Olympic was available for photography a lot longer than her sister ship was!), many of the famous Father Browne photographs (Browne, at the time in the novitiate and later a Jesuit priest, travelled from Southhampton to Queenstown on the maiden voyage and snapped away the entire time; Cameron paid tribute to one of his photos in his movie), and shots of the interior of an English hotel which is furnished with interiors torn out of the Olympic when she was broken up. Marriott also discusses the filmography of the Titanic disaster. Ignore the occasional typos; the book is well worth the price.
Book Review: AWESOME BOOK!!!!!! Summary: 5 Stars
I LOVE THIS BOOK!!! it is great!!! There is great pictures in it,and alot of info... i suggest anyone to get it!! it is sooooooo Good!!!
Book Review: 5 Stars
Very good. This book yells out"Hey,read me!". I would recommend this book to you. It has very good pictures that you would love.
Book Review: Fresh look at Titanic Summary: 4 Stars
This is a well-researched chronicle of the Titanic disaster, and I for one am grateful that the repetitive knot of famous Titanic photos are not reproduced here, and that many rare and previously unpublished outfitting pictures of Titanic and Olympic are offered. One thing I was disappointed in this book is that there were many a factual typographical error throughout its pages. Other than needing the expertise of a qualified proofreader, this is a welcome addition to any Titanic buff's collection.
Book Review: It was fun to read Summary: 5 Stars
I thought this book was pretty cool becouse it informed me with new infromation about the book such as it had 2 sister ships about the same size as The olimpic and Britantic. And it told me that there was a huge dock that it had to be made in and theat it could reach 30 knots, one of the fastes of its time. Over all I thought it was a pretty cool book.
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