Substance Abuse Kindle eBook Santa Monica Press

Description

Product Overview

The “Substance Abuse” Kindle eBook, published by Santa Monica Press, is a 265‑page nonfiction biography aimed at teens and young adults. Released on February 22, 2022, the digital edition features enhanced typesetting, Word Wise, and full screen‑reader support, ensuring readability for users 15 years and older. With a compact 2.5 MB file size, the title ranks #67 in Teen & Young Adult Cultural Heritage Biography eBooks and holds strong positions in substance‑abuse categories, reflecting its relevance and quality.

Usage

Designed for educational settings, personal study, or family discussions, this eBook serves as a resource for schools, counseling programs, and individuals seeking a deeper understanding of drug and alcohol abuse. Its Kindle format allows seamless reading on tablets, smartphones, or dedicated e‑readers, making it ideal for classroom assignments, library collections, or private reflection.

Why Choose Us

Santa Monica Press is known for publishing thoughtful, research‑backed nonfiction that resonates with young readers. This title benefits from meticulous editing, professional layout, and accessibility features such as X‑Ray‑free navigation and page‑flip capability. The high customer rating of 4.9 stars from 31 reviews underscores its credibility and impact, positioning it as a trusted choice for educators and parents alike.

Key Features

• Comprehensive teen biography on substance abuse, 265 pages long
• Enhanced typesetting and Word Wise for smoother reading
• Full screen‑reader support and accessibility options
• Compact 2.5 MB file size, easy to download and store
• Highly ranked in Kindle Store categories for youth nonfiction

FAQ

Is this eBook suitable for classroom use?

Yes, the content is age‑appropriate for readers 15 and up and includes features that support diverse learning needs, making it ideal for school curricula and discussion groups.

Can I read this on any device?

The Kindle format works on all Kindle devices, as well as the free Kindle app for iOS, Android, and PC/Mac, ensuring flexible access.

What accessibility features are included?

The book supports screen readers, enhanced typesetting, Word Wise, and page‑flip navigation, catering to readers with visual or learning accommodations.

How does this book differ from other teen substance‑abuse titles?

It combines a personal biography narrative with rigorous research, presented in an accessible digital format that emphasizes readability and engagement.

Is there a print version available?

Currently, the title is offered exclusively as a Kindle eBook, allowing instant delivery and updates.