Titanic

A parent might reach for this book when their child has finished a fictional adventure and is suddenly asking, "Wait, did that really happen?" It serves as the perfect bridge for a young reader who is developing a fascination with history, engineering, or the concept of unsinkable things. This companion to the Magic Tree House series provides a factual, grounded look at the Titanic's construction, its passengers, and the sequence of events that led to its sinking. While it deals with a historical tragedy, the book balances the sadness of loss with a deep respect for the bravery and resilience shown by those on board. It is written in a clear, accessible style that avoids sensationalism while addressing the reality of the event. Parents will find it an excellent tool for nurturing curiosity about the real world while gently introducing how historians piece together stories from the past.