When Hazel's father passes away, her mother has no choice but to send Hazel to America where Hazel's aunt will get her a job in a clothing factory. Although this will not allow her to fulfill her dream of becoming a writer, this will allow Hazel to send money home to support her family. After walking for 4 days, Hazel arrives at the Titanic ticket office only to find she doesn't have enough money for the ticket. Knowing that going home is not an alternative, Hazel stows away on board the Titanic. Charlie, a porter on the ship, helps Hazel to secure a room and Hazel becomes friends with a first class passenger, Sylvia. Hazel is a curious individual and has lots of questions about the Titanic. Hazel also listens carefully to everything she hears and when she overhears a couple's plans to steal money from Sylvia, Hazel sets out to uncover what this couple is up to. This is an interesting story with mystery and friendship, as well as the history of the Titanic. Those who enjoy historical fiction will like this book.
I am a book loving elementary school teacher librarian. This blog reflects my personal opinions about the books I have read and is intended to be used by students and teachers who are looking for a book recommendation.
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