The Triangle Fire recounts a harrowing yet inspiring tale based on real events. Through the fictional diary of Hannah, a recent immigrant to the United States, students are introduced to the harsh realities of early 20th-century factory work and the tragic fire that prompted important changes to labour laws. The story blends historical and factual information with personal narrative, creating a compelling and educational text. With cultural and geographical references and varied text forms, this book allows for a multifaceted exploration of historical fiction, empathy, and social change.Educational Benefits Deepens historical understanding through narrative storytelling. Highlights the value of multiple perspectives in recounting events. Promotes critical thinking and text comparison skills. Develops empathy and personal response to challenging themes. Classroom Ideas Create a timeline of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. Compare diary entries to other first-person historical accounts. Discuss the social reforms resulting from the fire. Use maps to trace Hannah's immigration journey. Safety & Information Suitable for ages: 9+ Book dimensions: 210mm x 297mm Softcover format; contains descriptions of fire and historical hardship. Supervised reading recommended due to sensitive content.