Slow Paced Momma's Books: Titanic 100 Year Anniversary Challenge

Originally posted at : http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/819010-titanic-100-year-anniversary-challenge?page=1#top

The RMS Titanic, a passenger liner that struck an iceberg on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England, to New York City, sank on 15 April 1912. Of the 2,223 people on board the White Star Line steamship, 1,517 perished. Click here for a Time/Life Photo Gallery. Click here for more information from Wikipedia.
• Read a book, non-fiction or fiction, about the Titanic. For suggestions, check out these
         GoodReads’ listopia links: Best Titanic Books, Fiction Books About the Titanic,
         and Genre: Titanic.
• Read a book that at least partly has its setting on a ship. This can also be a spaceship.
• Read a book of “titanic proportions” - as in greater than 450 pages.
• Read a book about a captain of something or has a character called “captain,” even if only as
         a nickname.
• Read a book with “ice” in the title or is depicted on the cover.
• Read a book where a lifeboat is used.
• Read a book about a catastrophe or disaster. Click here for GRs listopia Maritime Disasters
         and Shipwrecks.
• Read a book in which Morse Code, or a telegraph, is used to send a message.
• “And the band played on…” Read a book where the protagonist is connected to a musical band.
         Helpful GRs listopia are: Fiction Involving Music, Best Books on Rock & Roll,
         & YA Music Books.
• Read a biography of someone who was on the Titanic. Helpful link: enclyclopedia-titanica.org
• Read a book with a predominately white cover.
• Read a book with a star (or stars) on it.
Duration: One Year for Your Start Date

Levels
Life vest: (easy) = 3 books
Lifeboat: (medium) = 4 - 10
Carpathia*: (hard) = 11 - 12
(*ship that delivered survivors to New York)

Or you may choose the Spell-It-Out Option, and spell T.I.T.A.N.I.C. or another word that
reminds you of this historic event. Use book or series titles, or authors' first or last names to spell your word(s). Note: I used all Titanic theme books in the example;however, you don't have to do this.