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Epic Unlimited Books: The Digital Library for Every Child

In a world dominated by screens, how do we get kids to fall in love with reading? Epic! is the answer. It's not just an ebook reader; it's a massive, interactive library that puts thousands of high-quality titles at your fingertips instantly.

Often referred to as the "Netflix of Books," Epic! has revolutionized how digital reading is perceived in classrooms and homes. This extension bridges the gap between traditional literacy and modern convenience, offering a seamless way to access a universe of stories.

40k+ Books & Videos
250M+ Books Read
90% US Schools Use It

Why "Unlimited" Matters

The "Unlimited" within the name isn't hyperbole. Access barriers are the number one reason children stop reading. If a book isn't available, or if they have to wait for a library hold, interest wanes.

With this extension, the friction is removed. Students can jump from a graphic novel to a non-fiction history book to an audiobook in seconds. This freedom encourages exploration. A child who thinks they "hate reading" might just haven't found the right genre yet. Epic allows them to sample everything until something clicks.

Key Features for Education

Epic isn't just a pile of PDFs. It's a structured learning environment designed to support literacy development at every stage.

Library Interface
The colorful, engaging interface makes finding a new favorite book easy and fun.

Bringing the Classroom Home

One of the most powerful aspects of Epic is its portability. The extension ensures that the learning environment extends beyond the school walls.

Educators can assign "collections" of books related to a current curriculum unit (e.g., "Solar System" or "Ancient Egypt"). Students can then access these curated lists from home on their Chromebooks or tablets, ensuring continuity of learning.

Diverse Content for Diverse Minds

Representation matters. Epic's library is curated to ensure that children from all backgrounds can see themselves in the stories they read. The catalog includes: