The Titanic: Lost and Found (Step-Into-Reading, Step 4)

The writing is clear and straightforward, making it easy for early readers to follow along, but it still provides a lot of interesting details about the ship's history and its eventual rediscovery. The illustrations and photographs are also a great addition, helping bring the story to life.

Kids loved this book. Lots of great pics and info.

We bought this book for the Secret Santa Book Exchange for my son's classmate. His classmate loves to read about the Titanic and had this book as his first choice on his wish list. When I was shopping online, there was this version and then we saw an older version(same title, same author) from a few years ago and we weren't sure which he wanted. So, we bought both versions(they were only like $3.99 each). They are the same text and same illustrations, so if I had to pick one, I would pick the Step Into Reading one because it is more readily available to find and have delivered on time. My son is in 3rd Grade. His classmates read well and the text in this book are a good sized print-not too large and not too small. The size of the paragraphs and wording are spot on in terms of their reading level and doesn't have a lot of difficult-to-decode words in it. I would definitely recommend this book for a kid that is curious about the Titanic and likes to read on their own. We gave him another kids fact book about the Titanic that was $6.99 to go with this one(since the budget was $10) for my son's classmate.

I purchased these books (most of the titles in the series) several months ago, but have been doling them out a little at a time to my daughter, who is currently in first grade. She loves to read fiction, and has devoured many of the chapter books I've purchased for her or checked out of the library. I was looking for an interesting series of non-fiction books for her, and these seemed like the perfect introduction to the genre. The appeal of this reader lies mainly in the way the information is condensed to suit the needs of young readers - informative, yet not overly descriptive nor steeped in jargon. Also, the illustrations on each page motivate young readers, especially visual learners like my daughter. There are lots of illustrations in this book, covering the ill-fated journey of the Titanic. The Step 4 readers are described as "reading paragraphs, containing challenging vocabulary, short paragraphs, exciting fiction and non-fiction, and recommended for Grades 2-3", though children who are younger and are at an advanced reading level will find these books interesting and suitably challenging as well.

I bought this book for my 6 year old stepson and he loves it. It helps him practice his reading and his favorite bedtime read.

I liked the pictures and how they put the Titanic together. I would recommend this book to my grandfather. I chose this because it's good for kids and mine can enjoy it.

The text was very easy to read. Very first introduction to the topic for children. We liked the illustrations. Food starting point for more research

This was a bigger book that I expected. Good intro to chapter books. My 7.5 year old has been so interested in the titanic and this book is perfect for him. It gives details of the story, but not so much of the “heavy” stuff, like some other books. He has read this multiple times and still loves it.