Description
Product Overview
This digital book is part of the Coretta Scott King Author Honor Books series, published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers. It features 203 pages in English, with a file size of 2.8 MB, and is designed for grade levels 5-9 and reading ages 10-14 years. Key specifications include enhanced typesetting, screen reader support, Word Wise, and Page Flip capabilities, ensuring an engaging and accessible reading experience. The ISBN-13 is 978-1423132493, and it ranks highly in categories like Children’s Homelessness & Poverty Books and Children’s Black & African American Stories.

Usage
This book is ideal for educational settings, such as classrooms and libraries, where it can be used to teach about social issues like homelessness and poverty. It’s also suitable for independent reading at home, helping young readers develop empathy and critical thinking skills. The target audience includes children and teens aged 10-14, as well as educators and parents seeking meaningful literature.
Why Choose Us
This product stands out due to its recognition as a Coretta Scott King Author Honor Book, highlighting its quality and cultural significance. The digital format with enhanced accessibility features ensures it meets diverse reader needs, while its focus on important social themes provides educational value that supports character development and literacy.
Key Features
- Enhanced typesetting for improved readability and engagement
- Screen reader support to accommodate visually impaired users
- Word Wise feature to assist with vocabulary building
- Page Flip capability for seamless navigation through the book
- Part of a respected series addressing critical social issues
FAQ
What age group is this book suitable for?
This book is designed for reading ages 10-14 years and grade levels 5-9, making it appropriate for middle school students and early teens.
Does this book support accessibility features?
Yes, it includes screen reader support, enhanced typesetting, and Word Wise to enhance accessibility for all readers, including those with disabilities.
Is this book available in print format?
This product is a digital edition with a file size of 2.8 MB, optimized for e-readers and devices; check the publisher for print availability.
What themes does this book cover?
It addresses themes of homelessness, poverty, and African American stories, providing educational and emotional insights for young readers.
Can this book be used in educational settings?
Absolutely, it’s ideal for classrooms and libraries to teach social awareness and literacy skills, aligning with curriculum needs for grades 5-9.








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