Description
Product Overview
The “Teen Asian History” eBook delivers a comprehensive look at key events shaping Asia, tailored for readers aged 12‑18. Published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, this first‑edition Kindle edition spans 193 pages and features enhanced typesetting for clear readability. With a modest 1.1 MB file size, it includes Word Wise, screen‑reader compatibility, and page‑flip navigation, ensuring an engaging digital reading experience.
Usage
Ideal for high‑school history classes, after‑school study groups, or independent learning, this eBook supports curriculum goals in politics, government, and social issues. Students can highlight passages, add notes, and use the built‑in dictionary to deepen understanding. 
Why Choose Us
Farrar, Straus and Giroux brings decades of publishing excellence, guaranteeing accurate, well‑researched content. The Kindle format offers instant access, adjustable fonts, and seamless syncing across devices, so learners can study at home or on the go without missing a page. Our commitment to accessibility means the eBook supports screen readers and includes Word Wise for vocabulary support.
Key Features
- 193 pages of concise, age‑appropriate Asian history content
- Enhanced typesetting and Word Wise for improved comprehension
- Screen‑reader support and adjustable font sizes for accessibility
- Page‑flip navigation for quick reference and study
- Published by reputable imprint Farrar, Straus and Giroux
FAQ
Is this eBook suitable for middle school students?
Yes, the content is graded for levels 6‑12, making it appropriate for both middle and high school readers.
Can I read this on a non‑Kindle device?
The Kindle app is available for iOS, Android, PC, and Mac, allowing you to read the eBook on virtually any device.
Does the eBook include images or maps?
While the focus is on text, the eBook incorporates occasional diagrams and maps to illustrate key events and geographic context.
How does Word Wise help me?
Word Wise provides simple definitions for challenging words directly in the text, supporting vocabulary development without leaving the page.
Is there a printable version?
The Kindle format is designed for digital reading; however, you can print selected passages for personal study under fair‑use guidelines.
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