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4-6Actual Times series.
Brown recounts the complicated, compact last moments of the Titanic's only voyage. The glory of the book is in Brown's moody watercolors done with a brush dipped in stardust and frozen mist; they reach a terrifying crescendo as the ship upends before the final dive. The tale closes with some information about the survivors' later lives. Bib.
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September, 2008