Magic Tree House Book 17, "Tonight on the Titanic," is a thrilling adventure story written by Mary Pope Osborne. This book is part of the famous Magic Tree House series that captivates young readers with its blend of history, fantasy, and adventure. In this installment, Jack and Annie, the main characters, are transported back in time to 1912. They find themselves aboard the luxurious Titanic on its maiden voyage. As they explore the massive ship, they encounter various historical figures, including Captain Edward Smith and Molly Brown. As Jack and Annie navigate the elegant halls and bustling decks of the Titanic, they uncover clues that lead to a mysterious mission.
Reznor revealed more interesting tidbits about NIN’s upcoming material, including the trilogy’s evolution and Bad Witch’s place within it:
The first EP, Not the Actual Events , was meant to be a personal angry self-destructive of reflection on that question and defining how I feel in a world, it feels stranger, part of that s aging. Even Trent has to chuckle these days at the melodrama of some of the lyrics Grey would be the color IF I HAD A HEART but the song s power, built with just his vocals, some interwoven piano and a hissing drum on the chorus, remains absolutely remarkable three decades later.
As Jack and Annie navigate the elegant halls and bustling decks of the Titanic, they uncover clues that lead to a mysterious mission. They are tasked with finding a gift for a friend of Morgan Le Fay, the magical librarian who sent them on this journey. Amidst the excitement and grandeur of the ship, the children also learn about the tragic fate that awaits the Titanic.
Trent Reznor Channels David Bowie On New Nine Inch Nails Track, “God Break Down the Door”
Last week, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross‘ Nine Inch Nails announced their promised return with their third and final EP, Bad Witch, which releases on June 22. The band has released the first of six tracks, “God Break Down the Door”, which takes a bit of getting used to. Reznor had explained in a previous interview that the third EP’s delay was to avoid retread and allow the duo to reinvent themselves. This has proven to be true with “God Break Down the Door”, which mixes somber vocals with one of the heaviest NIN tracks in recent memory. Reznor channels the late David Bowie on the track, which also harkens back to one of his greatest musical accomplishments, “The Perfect Drug”. Check it out:
Bad Witch is now available for pre-order in all formats and limited exclusive merch bundles from https://nin.lnk.to/Music. The track listing is as follows:
1. Shit Mirror
2. Ahead of Ourselves
3. Play the Goddamned Part
4. God Break Down the Door
5. I’m Not From This World
6. Over and out
The album completes the trilogy that began with 2016’s Not The Actual Events and 2017’s ADD VIOLENCE.
CoS transcribes a brand new interview with Beats 1’s Zane Lowe, in which Reznor discussed the song, and how it features a particularly unique vocal performance:
“We find if we don’t watch ourselves we tend to try to get some more comfortable with because it feels better. And from the sound of the drums to the kind of frantic drumbeat to looking around the studio and seeing the untouched baritone tenor and alto sax that are sitting there. They’re there because they remind me that I can’t play them as well as I used to be able to. For 20 years, I’ve been saying I’m going of really get my technique back because it would be fun to do. And there they sit taunting me in the corner. We pulled them out and we just started fucking around really, led with Atticus arranging. I was just kind of going, an hour performance kind of turned into this thing that felt like we hadn’t been there before and that started to reveal a whole different character. The space changed and then we felt motivated. When it came time to sing I was really just trying things out, just to see. I never had the courage to sing like that, I didn’t know I could sing.”
Reznor revealed more interesting tidbits about NIN’s upcoming material, including the trilogy’s evolution and Bad Witch’s place within it:
“Let me drop some cryptic information on you. The idea of this three EP thing was all too find truth in us figuring out who we are now and how we fit into the world. The first EP, Not the Actual Events, was meant to be a personal angry self-destructive of reflection on that question and defining how I feel in a world, it feels stranger, part of that’s aging. Part of that’s because the world is getting weirder. Finding your place in a world that looks different every day little bit changes and reacting to that in the first EP through anger and self-destruction and sitting alone setting a match to your life.
“The second EP, Add Violence, was meant to the same question. But looking for answers externally. Maybe it’s because of this and there’s comfort in that. Maybe there’s a reason things feel kind of crazy and it’s not that I’m insane that I’m in a situation that’s insane.
“There was the third EP which has grown into an LP (Bad Witch). It was coming to one final look at that question from rejecting what the number two says that it wasn’t an easy answer. It’s not it’s not we I can’t point at that as a formula and that’s what it was. And that the entire system has a much more bleak and pessimistic outlook and I want to say too much because it gives away kind of the what the thing is. But it wasn’t necessarily what we thought it was going to be when we started. I thought it was going to go more science fiction. I don’t really want to overwhelm you with cleverness and deep diving and part of that felt like an arms race and it also felt like a cop out.”
1. Shit Mirror
2. Ahead of Ourselves
3. Play the Goddamned Part
4. God Break Down the Door
5. I’m Not From This World
6. Over and out
They experience moments of suspense and danger as they try to complete their mission before the ship's collision with an iceberg. Throughout the story, Jack and Annie display bravery and resourcefulness, using their knowledge and problem-solving skills to overcome challenges. They must act quickly and make difficult decisions to ensure they can return safely to their own time. Osborne's vivid descriptions and engaging narrative style make the story come alive for readers. The book skillfully combines historical facts about the Titanic with an engrossing fictional storyline. As readers follow Jack and Annie's journey, they learn about the Titanic's opulence, passengers' daily routines, and the tragic event that changed maritime history. "Tonight on the Titanic" offers young readers an exciting and educational reading experience. It transports them to a time long ago, allowing them to learn about history while immersing themselves in a thrilling adventure. This book exemplifies the magic of the Magic Tree House series, capturing the imagination of children and fostering a love for reading..
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