Thomas Andrews by Shan F. Bullock (1999, Hardcover)

I've wanted to get this book for quite a long time, and now that I have it I'm very pleased. Shan Bullock did an excellent job of conveying exactly what it is about Thomas Andrews that makes people adore him so much even 95 years after his death, and the fact that it was written within such a short time of the sinking of Titanic makes the emotions felt by his family immediately afterwards come through much more clearly than in works by other authors written years later.
It is quite a bit shorter than a lot of books, only 74 pages, but it really doesn't need to be longer than that to be great.
I highly recommend this book to anyone with interest in the Titanic and her builder.