It seems to be geared more towards middle or high school students, but it's not stated clearly which students will best benefit from this work.
It's not clear who the student audience for this book is. The notes and writing and activity prompts are open and accessible to students from all backgrounds with no insensitive or offensive language or representations. The text is extremely easy to navigate and is very accessible. The book is organized in a clear and logical fashion that is easy to follow. Yes, the text is broken down into a way that it could be taught in discrete units. It would be nice if they appeared in multiple chapters, or if the chapters followed the same framework. Some of the book's writing and activity prompts are only found in certain chapters and chapters differ from one another. The text and its accompanying notes are clear and accessible to students of different educational backgrounds and experience. The book's notes, prompts, and activities are framed in such a way that they will not become obsolete and will be accessible to students from different levels of education and experience. The work and textual notes are clear, accurate, and unbiased. I would have liked to see more development of the prompts and activities that deepened student engagement with the historical context or themes of the novel. The book provides clear textual notes that help students comprehend what they're reading, as well as discussion prompts and activities. Reviewed by Nicole Lobdell, Assistant Professor of English, DePauw University on 6/22/22 Journalism, Media Studies & Communications +.
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