Review Category: Historical Fiction/Children's Literature The Titanic is one of history's most famous and tragic events. The sinking of this unsinkable ship has been a subject of fascination for many years, with countless books, movies, and documentaries being produced about it. In this review, we will take a closer look at some of the best children's literature on the Titanic, including Gordon Korman's trilogy, Time Voyage, Deck Z: The Titanic, Undead, An Unsinkable Ship (Return to Titanic), and Sobreviví el naufragio del Titánico. Gordon Korman's Titanic Trilogy is a must-read for anyone interested in the Titanic. The trilogy follows three different characters - Jack, Rose, and Collin - as they navigate through the events leading up to the sinking of the ship. Each book takes place at a different point in time, with "Unsinkable" being set before the disaster, "Collision Course" during it, and "S.O.S." after it. The books are engaging, well-written, and provide an excellent introduction to the Titanic for children. The Time Voyage series is another great option for those looking for a more immersive experience with the Titanic. This series takes place in the present day, but follows a group of people who have been transported back in time to the ship's doomed voyage. The books are filled with action and adventure, as well as historical facts about the Titanic and its passengers. Deck Z: The Titanic is another excellent choice for children interested in the Titanic. This book follows a group of characters who find themselves on deck Z of the ship, which was one of the last areas to be evacuated before it sank. The book provides an interesting perspective on what life was like on the ship during its final moments and includes historical facts about the disaster. Undead: An Unsinkable Ship (Return to Titanic) is a unique take on the Titanic story, with a focus on zombies. This book follows a group of survivors who find themselves trapped on the ship after it sinks, but are soon overrun by undead creatures. The book provides an exciting adventure for children and includes historical facts about the Titanic and its passengers. Sobreviví el naufragio del Titánico is another great option for Spanish-speaking readers interested in the Titanic story. This book follows a group of characters as they navigate through the events leading up to the sinking of the ship, with a focus on survival and escape. The book includes historical facts about the disaster and provides an engaging read for children. Overall, these books provide excellent introductions to the Titanic story for children. They are well-written, engaging, and include historical facts that help bring the events of April 15th, 1912 to life.