Luck of the Titanic
Luck of the Titanic
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Novel • Fiction
Atlantic Ocean • 1910s
2021
12-18 years
HL760L
Super Short Summary
In Luck of the Titanic by Stacey Lee, Chinese British acrobat Valora Luck stows away on the Titanic to reunite with her twin brother, Jamie. Navigating societal prejudices and obstacles, Valora strives to make a fresh start in America. The narrative intertwines her personal determination with the historical backdrop of the ill-fated voyage.
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Stacey Lee’s Luck of the Titanic is praised for its rich historical detail and strong, diverse characters, notably the Chinese British protagonist, Valora. Lee’s evocative writing and immersive storytelling garner positive feedback, though some critique the pacing and felt certain plot points were predictable. Overall, it stands out for its originality and cultural perspective.
Who Should Read Luck of the Titanic?
Readers who enjoyed Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys or The Fountains of Silence will love Luck of the Titanic by Stacey Lee. It appeals to fans of historical fiction with diverse perspectives and resilient protagonists, blending rich historical detail with compelling, character-driven storytelling.
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Luck of the Titanic is written by Stacey Lee, who is known for her themed novels centered around historical events with diverse characters.
The book's release in 2021 marked a critically acclaimed addition to young adult historical fiction, praised for its rich storytelling and strong character development.
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Stacey Lee's works, including Luck of the Titanic, often explore and emphasize themes of identity, resilience, and the fight against societal constraints.
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Novel • Fiction
Atlantic Ocean • 1910s
2021
12-18 years
HL760L
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