Description
Product Overview
Step into a thoughtfully crafted teen novel that explores adoption, identity, and resilience. Published by Second Story Press, this Kindle eBook spans 336 pages and is optimized for accessibility, including screen reader support and enhanced typesetting. The story is set against a historical backdrop, offering depth and educational value for readers aged 13‑18.
Usage
Perfect for independent reading, classroom assignments, or book club discussions, this eBook adapts to any device with Kindle support. Its accessible format ensures that readers with visual impairments can fully engage with the narrative, making it an inclusive choice for schools and libraries.
Why Choose Us
Second Story Press delivers high‑quality, meticulously edited fiction that resonates with young adults. This title stands out with its blend of emotional storytelling and historical context, supported by a 4.8‑star rating from 20 satisfied readers. The eBook’s file size of 1.5 MB ensures quick download while maintaining crisp typography.
Key Features
- 336‑page immersive narrative exploring adoption and identity
- Accessible design with screen reader compatibility and enhanced typesetting
- Historical setting adds educational depth for teen readers
- Optimized for Kindle devices and apps with fast page‑flip
- Highly rated by readers, 4.8 out of 5 stars
FAQ
Is this eBook compatible with all Kindle devices?
Yes, the file is formatted for Kindle readers, tablets, and the Kindle app on smartphones, ensuring a seamless reading experience across platforms.
Can visually impaired readers access the content?
Absolutely. The eBook includes screen reader support and enhanced typesetting, making it fully accessible for users who rely on assistive technology.
What age group is this book best suited for?
The story is targeted toward readers aged 13‑18, aligning with middle and high school curricula and teen book clubs.
Does the eBook include any interactive features?
While it does not contain X‑Ray or Word Wise, the page‑flip feature allows smooth navigation, and the layout is optimized for comfortable reading.
How many pages does the Kindle version contain?
The digital edition is equivalent to 336 printed pages, providing a substantial reading experience.
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