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ISBN:	1608618560 (ISBN13: 9781608618569)
Edition Language:	English

Passage on the Titanic Paperback | Pages: 225 pages

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Ella Brown grew up in one of London's privileged homes, with all the comforts and luxuries that money can buy. But when tragedy strikes her family, Ella is forced from a life of safety and abundance to one of scarcity and fear. Clinging to survival on the filthy streets of the city, she's betrayed by her only friend and left desperate and alone. When Ella arrives at the hospital in a life-threatening state, she needs an angel of mercy, and one soon arrives: Irene Corbett, an American midwife who has come to London for advanced medical training at the great sacrifice of her family. Irene soothes Ella's physical and emotional pains, helps her back on her feet, and joins her on a voyage to America aboard the ship Titanic-where epic disaster awaits the two friends.

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Title	:	Passage on the Titanic
Author	:	Anita Stansfield
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 225 pages
Published	:	February 2012 by Covenant Communications
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Lds. Lds Fiction. Fiction. Romance. Christianity

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Ratings: 3.63 From 634 Users | 118 Reviews

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I liked that it was based on a real person - Irene who lived in Utah Territory and goes to London to be trained in obstetrics. Ella's father wastes all their money then commits suicide, her mom goes crazy and dies in an asylum, she is left on her own and ends up pregnant. Irene delivers her baby and they become close friends.Ella stays with an older couple, the Packs, until she starts working as a nanny for spoiled Blackhursts and goes with them on the Titanic to America, planning to go to Utah

While the story telling was not high caliber, I appreciated this book for its themes. It does however merit trigger warnings for suicide, stillbirth, PTSD and sex trafficking in addition to the well-known fact that over a thousand people died when the Titanic sank. I felt that the author dealt with the tragic themes compassionately and realistically. I wanted to read the book because it featured the story of Irene Corbett, an LDS midwife. I had been hoping for more birth scenes but I was

2 stars is pretty generous. I am only giving this book two stars, purely on the fact that it is somewhat "historical fiction". I don't know what it is about Anita Stansfield's writing, but for some reason, I just have a really hard time with it. The way the dialogue is written is not believable, and way too cheesy. The only reason I decided to read this book was because it was about the Titanic, and I thought that would be interesting. While it was interesting, I would of liked to have seen more

Loved this book when I read it for the first time. It is a serious love story, but a sweet one. I had never heard this particular Titanic story, specifically with the children. Enjoyed the LDS perspective.

Historical fiction that was very entertaining! A little unnerving to read while on a cruise, however!

Predictable (and not because the Titanic sinks), boring and ridiculously inundated with LDS gospel topic conversations (in the first half). I'm a member of the church, but I found myself rolling my eyes and the cheesy religious conversations between Irene and Ella. Especially the part where Irene tells Ella she is a princess, with a Heavenly King as a father, and will go back to live happily ever after with Him. Bleh! It sounds like she is talking to a 4 year old. I almost stopped reading after

I wish itd had more information on the titanic but it was still a really good book I loved her journey to finding peace.