Michael Shoulders - author
April 13, 2011
Dear Mike,
I have gotten so many wonderful comments from students, teachers and parents regarding your presentations at Eagleton and Mary Blount!!!
You can tell everyone that you meet: “Blount County is WILD about ME!!!”
Tammy Powell
Literacy Coordinator
Blount Co. Schools
Maryville, TN
At 11:40 p.m. on April 14, 1912, the fate of the world's most famous ship was sealed when the lookout on the luxury liner, RMS Titanic, spotted an iceberg in the ship's path in the North Atlantic. By 2:00 a.m., the ship had started its slide into the frigid waters, carrying close to 1,500 people to a watery grave. Young
October 25, 2011
Mr. Shoulders,
WOW!! What an amazing day was had today at Lawndale Elementary!! You did an AMAZING job! I can’t tell you how many of the teachers stopped me in the hall to tell me how much they enjoyed listening to your programs during the morning. I know you must hear this frequently, but you were everything that I hoped you would be times 1000!!!
You are an inspiration.
Ragan M.
(Parent Volunteer)
Lawndale Elem.
Tupelo, MS
Eureka Silver Medalist - 2012
NAPPA Honor Award - 2012
USA Best Book Award Finalist - 2012
Readers are invited to walk down the
Grand Staircase, find a berth in second class quarters, or imagine telegraph operator Jack Phillips’s first distress signal.
T is for Titanic is illustrated by award winning illustrator
