This is probably a classic case of “this is just not for me”, but I cannot recommend this book. Take a peek at it at your local Library before buying it for sure. Von Drehle deftly paints the big picture of the fire’s aftermath, but [ Triangle] also manages to focus on some of the individual Triangle workers.” –Randolph Heaster, The Kansas City Star An enthralling chronicle . . . which left its own profound mark on the city and taught lessons that we are badly in need of remembering. . . . Von Drehle’s spellbinding and detailed reconstruction of the disaster is complemented by an equally gripping account of the factory owners’ subsequent manslaughter trial.” –Mike Wallace, The New York Times LANSNER, Fannie, 21, fractured skull. 23 Forsythe St. Identified by her brother-in-law, Charles Brass. Name also given as Launsner/Lanser. Multiple newspapers, March 27. Keslassy, Elsa (9 June 2017). "From 'Square' to 'Triangle': Palme d'Or Winner Ruben Ostlund's New Project Unveiled (EXCLUSIVE)". Variety. Archived from the original on 9 June 2017 . Retrieved 9 June 2017.

Von Drehle blends scholarly research and a narrative style, enabling him to report the social and political milieu of the fire and trial that follows with journalistic immediacy.” –Francine Dempsey, Salem Press MEYERS, Yetta, 19, asphyxiation/burns. 11 Rivington St. Identified by her brother, Abraham. Multiple newspapers, March 30.

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Neglia, Matt (23 January 2023). "The 2022 Online Film Critics Society (OFCS) Winners". Next Best Picture. Archived from the original on 23 January 2023 . Retrieved 23 January 2023. more than a tragedy, the Triangle shirtwaist fire was a turning point in the social awakening of America. Read it as suspense-filled drama replete with villains and heroes or as history that changed our values, the story has never been better told than here.” –Joseph E. Persico, author of Roosevelt’s Secret War Barnett and Klassen, whose previous collaborations—Extra Yarn (2012) and Sam and Dave Dig a Hole (2014)—were Caldecott Honor Books, have created a marvelously clever picture book…The simple sentences and repetition are perfect for a young audience, who will be raptly interested in the devious dynamic between the friends. Judging by this offbeat first volume, Barnett and Klassen’s planned trilogy is shaping up to be an excellent one. On VOD, it ranked number 2 on iTunes Movies following the Oscar nomination announcements on January 24, 2023. [22] By March 9, 2023, according to Samba TV, it had been streamed on Hulu in 250,000 households in the United States since the announcements, with JustWatch also reporting it to be, by February 21, the second most-streamed Best Picture nominee in Canada, behind The Fabelmans. [23] [24]

The Colors show the Shapes how talented they are by mixing yellow and blue to make green. Then the Shapes show the Colors how two triangles make a square. They argue until . . . an octagon and the color red collide. Whoa! Maybe they’re better together? Silly fun about the power of cooperation! PINELLO, Vincenza, 22, asphyxiation/burns.136 Chrystie St. Identified by her brother, Louis, and by her dentist. Name also given as Vencenza. Multiple newspapers, March 29. Stunning. . . . A terrific book about a terrible event. . . . Von Drehle’s descriptions of the fire are equaled, research-wise, writing-wise and otherwise, by the political and sociological context he provides in Triangle.” –Kevin Riordan, The New Jersey Courier-Post

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NOVOBRITSKY, Annie, 20, fractured skull and badly burned. 143 Madison St. Identified by her brother, Israel. Name also given as Vovobrisky. Multiple newspapers, March 27. Weber's unsentimental and poignant examination of what does and does not make life worth living is a heartbreaking triumph."―Publishers Weekly (starred review)

SELZER, Jacob, 33 (30?), multiple injuries. 510 E. 136 St. Identified by David Grossman (relationship unknown). Name also given as Feltzer/ Seltzer/ Zeltner. Multiple newspapers, March 27. Vargoz, Cécile (28 May 2022). "Cannes 2022: le Prix des cinémas art et essai décerné". Boxoffice Pro (in French). Archived from the original on 28 May 2022 . Retrieved 28 May 2022. A graphic story with a rich assortment of memorable characters. . . . A highly readable book, meticulously researched and riveting from beginning to end.” –Larry Cox, Tucson CitizenIf you're travelling from the Ocean cruise terminal at Southampton port be sure to consider Triangle Parking. When you arrive at the car park your number plate will automatically be recognised, then all you need to do is park in a free space and walk the short journey to the terminal - no transfers, no fuss. LEFKOWITZ, Nettie, 23, asphyxiation/burns. 27 E. 3 St. Identified by her brother, Archer. Multiple newspapers, March 28.