Description

Inspired by true events surrounding several Irish emigrants who sailed around the maiden voyage of R.M.S Titanic, 'The Girl Who Came Home' is a tale of enduring love and forgiveness, seventy years spanning. Mixing fact and fiction, this Titanic book tells the human story of the catastrophe, not only on board the vessel itself, but stretching beyond the immediate aftermath of the function to discover the feelings of relatives expecting information home and of the effect that evening had on the children and their descendants. It's also a love-letter for the world’s most well-known vessel, whose heartbreaking heritage continues to captivate our imaginations and minds a hundred years after she sank to the underside of the Atlantic sea with such disastrous lack of life. In a rural Irish town in April 1912, seventeen-year-old Maggie Murphy is nervous concerning the visit to America.