Description
Product Overview
The Kindle edition of this gerontology title delivers 191 pages of expertly curated content on the science of aging. Published by Rowman & Littlefield, the book is formatted with enhanced typesetting and Word Wise, ensuring readability on any device. It includes accessibility features such as screen‑reader support and a compact file size of 705 KB, making it ideal for on‑the‑go study.
Usage
Designed for undergraduate and graduate courses, the eBook serves as a core textbook in gerontology, social sciences, and gender studies programs. Professionals in healthcare, policy, and community services can reference its insights during client consultations, workshops, or research projects. 
Why Choose Us
Rowman & Littlefield’s reputation for scholarly rigor ensures the material is up‑to‑date and peer‑reviewed. The Kindle format provides instant access, searchable text, and the ability to highlight and annotate without damaging a physical copy. Enhanced typesetting reduces eye strain, while Word Wise offers contextual help for complex terminology.
Key Features
- Comprehensive coverage of aging theories and practical implications
- Enhanced typesetting and Word Wise for improved readability
- Screen‑reader compatible for inclusive learning
- Compact 705 KB file size for quick download and offline use
- Published by reputable academic press Rowman & Littlefield
FAQ
Is this eBook suitable for beginners?
Yes, the text includes clear explanations and Word Wise support, making it accessible for those new to gerontology.
Can I use this book on multiple devices?
The Kindle file can be synced across all devices linked to your Amazon account, allowing seamless reading on tablets, phones, or computers.
Does the book include references and further reading?
Each chapter ends with a bibliography and suggested articles for deeper exploration of the topics discussed.
Is the content up to date?
Published in October 2017, the book reflects current research trends and includes recent case studies relevant to modern gerontological practice.
How does the screen‑reader feature work?
The Kindle format is fully compatible with popular screen‑reader software, enabling visually impaired users to navigate and listen to the text effortlessly.
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