The Titanic was built to amaze the world, but its first voyage became one of history’s most famous disasters. This book introduces young readers to the ship, its journey from Southampton, the iceberg collision, and the events that made the Titanic story unforgettable. Keith Goodman presents the topic in a clear, fact-filled style, with trivia and images meant to help readers picture the ship and the people aboard. The book is written for children building confidence with longer nonfiction, so the story stays focused and easy to follow without becoming overwhelming. For readers ages 6 to 12 who are fascinated by true survival stories, ships, and history, this is an accessible introduction to the Titanic and its place in maritime history.