Description
Product Overview
This Kindle edition from Heyday is a children’s historical fiction book set in early 1900s America, exploring themes of Asia and America, prejudice, and racism. It spans 135 pages and is optimized for digital reading with features like enhanced typesetting, screen reader support, and Word Wise for improved comprehension. The book is designed for readers aged 8-13 and includes accessibility options to cater to diverse learning needs, making it a valuable addition to any young reader’s library.
Usage
This book is ideal for home, school, or library settings, where children can read independently or as part of educational curricula. It suits occasions like quiet reading time, classroom discussions on history and social issues, or family storytelling sessions. The target audience includes middle-grade students, educators, and parents seeking to introduce topics of diversity and historical events in an age-appropriate manner.
Why Choose Us
Heyday is known for publishing high-quality children’s literature that combines engaging narratives with educational value. This book stands out due to its focus on underrepresented historical perspectives, rigorous editing for clarity, and digital enhancements that support inclusive reading. It has garnered positive reviews for its ability to spark meaningful conversations, ensuring it meets the needs of modern young readers.
Key Features
- Enhanced typesetting for improved readability and visual appeal on digital devices.
- Screen reader support to accommodate users with visual impairments or reading challenges.
- Word Wise feature that provides definitions for difficult words, aiding comprehension.
- Age-appropriate content tailored for 8-13 year olds, addressing complex themes accessibly.
- Digital format with a manageable file size of 646 KB for quick downloads and storage.
FAQ
What age group is this book suitable for?
This book is designed for children aged 8 to 13 years, with content that aligns with their reading level and emotional maturity.
Does this book support accessibility features?
Yes, it includes screen reader support and enhanced typesetting to make it accessible for readers with different needs.
How long is the book, and is it available in print?
The book has 135 pages and is available as a Kindle edition; check the publisher for print availability.
What themes does the story cover?
It explores historical fiction themes related to Asia and America, prejudice, and racism in the early 1900s United States.
Can this be used in educational settings?
Absolutely, it’s ideal for classrooms and homeschooling to discuss history, diversity, and social issues with children.
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