Description
Product Overview
Levine Querido’s “Civil Rights for Young Adults” is a meticulously crafted Kindle eBook designed specifically for readers aged 12‑18. Published on January 18, 2022, the title spans 339 pages of richly researched content, presented in a 172 MB file that leverages Amazon’s enhanced typesetting technology. This ensures crisp, readable text across all Kindle devices and apps, while the Word Wise feature highlights challenging vocabulary with simple definitions, fostering independent learning. The eBook is fully compatible with screen readers, making it an inclusive resource for visually impaired students. With an ISBN‑13 of 978‑1646142170, the digital edition meets the rigorous standards of modern educational publishing and is ranked #21 in Civil & Human Rights Books for Young Adults on Kindle.
Usage
The eBook fits seamlessly into a variety of educational and personal contexts. In middle and high school classrooms, teachers can assign chapters as reading homework, use the built‑in X‑Ray (though not enabled for this title) to explore key terms, or integrate the content into project‑based learning about 20th‑century United States history. Home readers benefit from the portable format—students can study on a Kindle, tablet, or smartphone, flipping pages with a single tap. The accessibility features make it ideal for special‑education programs, ensuring every learner can engage with the material. 
Why Choose Us
Levine Querido is recognized for delivering historically accurate, youth‑focused narratives that respect both scholarly rigor and the reading level of teenagers. This eBook stands out because of its combination of enhanced typesetting, which reduces eye strain, and Word Wise, which supports vocabulary development without external dictionaries. The file undergoes a thorough quality‑assurance process, confirming that metadata, pagination, and accessibility tags are correctly implemented. Moreover, the Kindle platform provides instant delivery, automatic updates, and a secure reading environment, guaranteeing that the content remains current and protected against piracy.
Key Features
- Enhanced typesetting for clear, crisp text on all Kindle devices.
- Word Wise integration that defines challenging terms in‑line.
- Full screen‑reader compatibility for visually impaired readers.
- 339 pages of age‑appropriate, historically accurate content.
- Portable digital format with instant download and automatic updates.
FAQ
Is this eBook suitable for classroom use?
Yes, the book aligns with middle‑ and high‑school curricula on civil rights and 20th‑century American history, and its accessibility features support diverse learners.
Can I read the eBook on non‑Kindle devices?
The Kindle app is available for iOS, Android, PC, and Mac, allowing you to read the book on virtually any modern device.
What does Word Wise do?
Word Wise displays simple definitions for difficult words directly in the text, helping readers build vocabulary without interrupting the flow.
Is the eBook compatible with screen readers?
Yes, the file includes proper tagging and navigation cues, making it fully usable with popular screen‑reading software.
How many pages are in the eBook?
The digital edition contains 339 pages of content, equivalent to a standard paperback volume.
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