Description
Product Overview
The Norton Young Readers Homelessness Kindle book delivers a thoughtfully researched nonfiction narrative aimed at readers aged 10‑14. Published on September 10, 2019, this 206‑page title (ISBN‑13: 978‑1324003618) combines engaging storytelling with educational rigor. Enhanced typesetting ensures clear, crisp text on any device, while Word Wise highlights challenging words, supporting vocabulary growth. At 584 KB, the file loads quickly, and built‑in screen‑reader compatibility guarantees accessibility for all learners.
Usage
Designed for middle‑school classrooms, after‑school programs, and home reading, this book fits seamlessly into literacy curricula and social‑studies units. Teachers can assign chapters for discussion on homelessness, family dynamics, and community support, while parents can use it for guided reading sessions that foster empathy. 
Why Choose Us
Norton’s reputation for quality educational content ensures that every page meets rigorous editorial standards. The Kindle format offers portability, instant access, and adjustable font sizes, making it ideal for diverse learning environments. With a 4.7‑star rating from over a thousand reviewers, the book has proven its impact in both academic and personal growth settings.
Key Features
- Enhanced typesetting for optimal readability on all Kindle devices
- Word Wise integration to support vocabulary development
- Screen‑reader compatibility for inclusive learning
- Accurate, age‑appropriate content aligned with grades 6‑9 standards
- Real‑world stories that build empathy and social awareness
FAQ
Is this book suitable for independent reading?
Yes, the narrative is written at a 6‑9 grade level with built‑in support tools, making it ideal for self‑directed study.
Can the book be used in a classroom setting?
Absolutely. Teachers can assign chapters for discussion, and the Kindle format allows easy sharing of excerpts via classroom devices.
What accessibility features are included?
The ebook supports screen readers, includes Word Wise for difficult words, and offers adjustable font sizes and background colors.
How many pages does the Kindle version contain?
The digital edition contains 206 pages of content, equivalent to the print version.
Does the book include any interactive elements?
While primarily a text‑based nonfiction work, the Kindle version supports page‑flip navigation for quick reference.
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