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Raise the Titanic!

Clive Cussler

Ages 12–16

Readers rate it 3.7 (87 on Hardcover)

448 pages · Released 2008

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Raise the Titanic! parent’s guide: what’s inside

Medium confidence

LGBTQ+ themes

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A note for parents

This is a classic adventure thriller centered on a high-stakes deep-sea salvage mission involving Cold War espionage. The story emphasizes ingenuity, teamwork, and resourcefulness rather than graphic conflict, though readers will encounter action sequences, spy intrigue, and some peril. The protagonist Dirk Pitt is capable and clever, making good decisions under pressure. This is best suited for teen readers comfortable with espionage plots and occasional danger.

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From the publisher

The Sicilian Project is the undercover plan of the decade. It is undoubtedly the best-kept secret since the atomic bomb. And it's the President's baby. If successful, it will create a defense network that will insure America's security from foreign attack for the foreseeable future. The sole hitch is that the project r... The Sicilian Project is the undercover plan of the decade. It is undoubtedly the best-kept secret since the atomic bomb. And it's the President's baby. If successful, it will create a defense network that will insure America's security from foreign attack for the foreseeable future. The sole hitch is that the project requires a quantity of Byzantium, an extremely rare element. In fact, it looks as though the only Byzantium in the world lies in the hold of R.M.S. Titanic, sunk in 1912 and still resting more than twelve thousand feet deep in the North Atlantic. The task is simple enough: Raise the Titanic! The man in charge of the mission is Dirk Pitt, jack-of-all-trades and master of-most. Using highly sophisticated submersible equipment, Pitt sets to work at his Herculean job. The presence of two Russian spies doesn't help, nor does the intervention of one very nasty lady, Hurricane Amanda. For balance, however, there is one very sweet lady who doesn't in the least resemble your average marine archaeologist.

Shelved under

  • Open Library Staff Picks
  • Dirk Pitt (Fictitious character)
  • Fiction in English
  • Fiction
  • Sea stories
  • Adventure stories
  • Underwater exploration
  • Shipwrecks
  • Titanic (Steamship)
  • Fiction, action & adventure
  • Pitt, dirk (fictitious character), fiction
  • Fiction, espionage

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ISBN 9780425194522 · Berkley Books

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