I Survived Titanic Sinking – Scholastic Illustrated Fiction

Description

Product Overview

Experience a gripping retelling of the Titanic disaster crafted for young readers. This Scholastic paperback combines vivid illustrations with enhanced typesetting, X‑Ray, and Word Wise features to support comprehension. At 149 pages, the book balances historical detail with an engaging narrative suitable for grades 3‑7.

Usage

Perfect for classroom history units, library reading programs, or bedtime storytelling, this book helps children connect with a pivotal moment in history. Its accessible language and supportive tools make it ideal for independent reading or guided discussion.

Why Choose Us

Scholastic’s reputation for quality children’s publishing ensures reliable content and durable paperback construction. The illustrated edition adds visual interest, while built‑in accessibility features like screen reader support broaden its reach.

Key Features

• Illustrated pages bring the Titanic story to life for visual learners
• Enhanced typesetting and Word Wise aid reading fluency
• X‑Ray feature provides quick access to character and term definitions
• Durable paperback format withstands frequent classroom handling
• Responsive customer support for any reading‑device questions

FAQ

Is this book suitable for independent reading?

Yes, the language level and built‑in support tools make it ideal for readers aged 8‑10 to enjoy on their own.

Can the book be used in a classroom setting?

Absolutely. Teachers can incorporate it into history lessons, reading groups, or project‑based learning activities.

What accessibility features are included?

The edition supports screen readers, includes Word Wise, and offers X‑Ray for quick reference to key terms and characters.

How many pages does the book have?

The paperback contains 149 illustrated pages, providing a substantial yet manageable reading experience.

Is the book available in digital format?

Yes, a Kindle version is also offered with the same enhanced features for digital readers.