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Maggie didn’t discuss Titanic with anyone. At 17, she was leaving the man she loved as one of a group of Irish immigrants setting out for America. But 70 years later, as her great-granddaughter, Grace, is mourning her father’s death, Maggie decides it’s finally time to share her story. Inspired by the true tale of an Irish community that suffered the largest proportional loss in the sinking, the novel hits on the standard elements of the Titanic story—the ship’s magnificence, the stark differences between first and third classes, the many elements that contributed to its downfall. What makes Gaynor’s novel fresh is the way she sets the tragedy in the context of her characters’ lives. Gaynor is a gentle storyteller who doesn’t challenge the reader, writing prettily but at times predictably. At the same time, even the most avid Titanic buff is sure to find something new in this well-researched, finely detailed story. Just as Maggie’s retelling makes the disaster real for her great-granddaughter, Gaynor brings immediacy to the oft-told story by shrinking it to a human scale. --Bridget Thoreson
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“A beautifully imagined novel rich in historic detail and with authentic, engaging characters - I loved this book. Hazel Gaynor is an exciting new voice in historical fiction.” (Kate Kerrigan, author of Ellis Island and City of Hope)“Readers will enjoy this lovely, heartfelt story.” (RT Book Reviews (4 Stars))“I’ve been a huge fan of the Titanic for quite some time and LOVE reading everything from fictional based novels to non fiction about the lives that were forever changed that night. [...] I easily give this one a 5 out of 5 stars in my opinion.” (Reviews from the Heart)“A phenomenal book that is a must read!” (Examiner.com)“The Girl Who Came Home follows on the centenary remembrance of the Titanic in 2012. Is the world ready for yet another account of this tragedy? With this novel, the answer is a resounding yes“ (New York Journal of Books)
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Product details
Series: P.S.
Paperback: 362 pages
Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks; First Edition edition (April 1, 2014)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 9780062316868
ISBN-13: 978-0062316868
ASIN: 0062316869
Product Dimensions:
5.3 x 0.9 x 8 inches
Shipping Weight: 10.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.5 out of 5 stars
2,901 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#52,663 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
I just finished this book, and I loved it so much! I laughed a bit, I cried, I hated to see it end even as I read on, eager to see what happened next. It made me feel as if I was right there with the characters experiencing what they experienced. I can't say I have a favorite book, I have many favorites and this one has just joined the ranks of them. I did read the one star reviews just out of curiosity, and I must say I am appalled. What ignorant people wrote those reviews? There were complaints of bad grammar and bad punctuation. I saw none of these. Maybe the critic meant the bad grammar as to the way characters spoke, which is how they should have sounded. Punctuation? I saw nothing wrong. One review criticized that the author mentioned the Heimlich Maneuver some years before Heimlich was born. The words Heimlich and maneuver never appeared. At one point a character slapped another on the back who was choking and the lodged food flew out, but not once did she say anything about Heimlich or Maneuver. Another criticism was that it wasn't historically correct. How so? If there were any discrepancies, keep in mind literary license perhaps, or if there were any historical discrepancies they were so minor as to be unnoticeable and I do know a bit about Titanic, having read about it for years. All in all, I must say those bad reviews seemed to come from people who just wanted to complain out of jealousy or ignorance. I don't know if the book was self published or not, but it was the best job of editing I've ever seen in recent times. I recall no spelling errors either. As to the names "being too similar" complained about ... what? There was Maggie, Kathleen, Katie, Peggy .... names one would find in books about Irish people. I HOPE OTHER READERS WILL DISREGARD THE "SOUR GRAPES" REVIEWS AND GIVE THIS BOOK A CHANCE.
A terrific book! I loved the historical story of Ireland and the lives of modest folk. The vivid story of a young girl leaving the life she knows and traveling on a train for the first time to get to the ship. The awe of the mighty TITANIC at first sight. Amazing! The description of the opulenceOf the ship and the sheer size of it. I was pleased to read the 3 rd class accommodations were decent and the crew treated them well.The horrific event of the sinking was heartbreaking. I cannot imagine the terror those people went through with the freezing temperatures andFridged water. I felt as I was there enjoying the socializing on the ship and then the terrible night! The final events of Maggie's story was uplifting and very moving.. Very well written.
I e never read anything by this author, but, I will be sure to read everything she has written! Her writing is superb! Her attention to detail was so vivid, it was hard not to FEEL as though you were a part of the story yourself! She effortlessly traveled in time from 1912 to 1985, and between America and Ireland without any confusion or awkwardness. It was a side of Titanic that I hadn't been exposed to before...that being the grueling heart wrenching story of the survivors, the surviving family of lost loved ones, and those who were indirectly embroiled in the tragedy. How communities United to aid those in need, and comfort those who grieved, much in the same way we approach tragedies in modern times. Most stories I've read or seen relating to the Titanic end with the survivors on the decks of the Carpathia, which is a disservice to the story.Although there wasn't the media presence there is today to document everything, this gave Such an accurate description, you almost didn't need film to capture it....words were profound enough. In a world where we are so accustomed to instant gratification, this author made the reality of the lack of it, and the pre-technological world achingly clear. The waiting and not knowing often took days, weeks, or even months or even years to disseminate information or communicate.Excellent book, phenomenal writing, don't Miss This One.
Ms. Gaynor has written a really wonderful novel. This book really pulled me in and made me cry and made me think. The author's perspective was very introspective and gave me yet another way to remember tales of the Titanic. Part of this book, reminded me of the last movie, and it also made reference to the old black & while version. I have seen both. We all recall the basic tales, the lives lost, the glamour of the ship, the tragedy. This novel brought you closer to what it feels like to survive. I am sure many people have asked, "why did I survive?" when a tragedy occurs. If you have been lucky enough not to have been in that situation, this wonderful novel will take you there. The writing was great. I felt the depth of emotion from the characters, felt I knew them and suffered and rejoiced with them. Read it - I suggest tissues nearby.
Everyone knows the story of the Titanic: yes, it sank. Hazel Gaynor has cobbled a group of travelers from the small town of Ballysheen, based on actual passengers from that area in Ireland, and presents their backstories and experiences of leading up to their departure on the doomed ship, as well as the people the group meets on board in their third class accommodations. The grandeur and opulence are well presented and the reader finds herself imagining the smells, the cacophony of the celebrations and entertainment, then the terror and confusion during the evacuation and it's aftermath.Present day journalist, Grace, recovering from the death of her father and in desperate need of "the story" to secure a job in the publishing field, researches the history of her grandmother, Maggie, a Titanic survivor. Through her grandmother's narratives and some long-lost items returned to her, Grace begins a new chapter for herself and learns a lot about the strength it takes to move on from tragedy.A good read for lovers of historical fiction.
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