This book is all about the RMS Lusitania. This will give facts about the ship, facts about the passengers, and other information. This book is a detailed biography of the RMS Lusitania, one of the most famous ocean liners ever built and one of the most consequential shipwrecks in modern history. The book explores the Lusitania as a floating world-an engineering marvel, a workplace, a symbol of national pride, and a temporary home to nearly two thousand people whose lives intersected for a single, fateful voyage. Readers are taken back to the early 20th century to discover where, when, and why the Lusitania was built. A central focus of the book is the passengers and crew, whose stories form the emotional core of the narrative. From wealthy industrialists and celebrated writers to immigrants, families, stewards, engineers, and deckhands, each class and role aboard the ship is explored in depth.

I left home thinking I could escape- escape the chaos, the memories, the people who thought they owned me. I thought I could start over, make something mine, and breathe without looking over my shoulder. But life doesn't come with a clean slate. It comes with scars, loud and unrelenting, and sometimes the past shows up where you least expect it. Jexson-reckless, dangerous, impossible-follows me into my new life, like a storm I can't outrun. He tests me, pushes me, and maybe, just maybe, makes me feel alive in ways I didn't know I needed. But some things can't be tamed, and some fires can't be walked away from. I'm trying to find freedom, but freedom isn't clean. It's messy, it's painful... and it's nothing without the risk of burning it all down.

Sasha Jenkins has moved from Baltimore to a very rural part of Maryland, Stokesville, which is a predominantly white town. Stokesville is mainly a sundown city, whereas any minorities caught outside after dark will be tracked down by the authorities. Even at the school she attends, she is hated all because she's the only black student. Her parents taught her that she should be proud of being black and not let anyone tear her down.

Am I the most hated person?

Am I?

Why won't they leave me alone?

A sad story about a person that gets ignored by his friends.

Elizabeth Mills goes on a trip to Washington DC with her class. While in DC, she complains about being hungry, rather than enjoying the sights and tourist attractions with the rest of the students. And she shares a hotel room with three girls. She has no freedom, and she regrets going to DC in the first place.