Epic: Kids' Books & Reading

Epic Kids Inc.

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About this app

Epic is the world’s largest digital library for kids! Our fun, kid-safe, interactive reading app fuels curiosity and reading confidence by letting kids freely explore their interests with instant access to 40,000+ books, audiobooks, learning videos and more.

Anytime, anywhere: Access our library from any Apple device. You can even download books to read offline!

Books that read to them: In addition to our library of more traditional ebooks, we have a huge collection of Read-To-Me books and audiobooks. Featuring talented voice actors, fun music and exciting sound effects that bring stories to life!

Multilingual: The majority of books on Epic are in English, but we also have Spanish-, French- and Chinese-language books to engage readers of different backgrounds and interests.

Fun rewards and learning tools: Reading Buddies, badges and quizzes keep them motivated to read and learn. Spotlight Words and audio-enabled Dictionary Lookup teach vocabulary and pronunciation.


FOR FAMILIES: EPIC FAMILY
A paid subscription beginning with a 7-day free trial. Cancel anytime.


Up to 4 child profiles, so each kid can enjoy a personalized reading experience.
Parent dashboard lets you see what they’re reading and follow along with their progress.
95% of Epic parents say Epic helped improve their child’s reading skills.


FOR EDUCATORS: EPIC SCHOOL
Epic School is free for educators and students to use during the school day.

ELA Tools: Filter titles by AR, DRA, F&P, grade level and more.
Quizzes, Dictionary Lookup and Spotlight Words help build skills.
Help with Daily 20: Teachers can easily assign and share books, then track daily and weekly reading.
Multilingual books and fun reading formats make reading accessible for every student.
9 out of 10 Epic Educators would recommend us to colleagues.
Coming soon! Epic School Plus, a district-funded premium offering that gives educators and students 24/7 access to the full Epic library.


PRESS AND EXPERT REVIEWS
Epic has been featured on The TODAY Show, CNET and Refinery 29, as well as in The Wall Street Journal, Parents Magazine, USA Today, Forbes, Parenting.com and more.

“Epic strikes the perfect balance between educational and fun, and should allow parents to feel more confident about introducing the iPad into their children’s daily lives as a tool.” –TechCrunch

"Get access to thousands of books on all subject matters" –Parenting.com

"Epic is incredibly valuable because it gives students exposure to books that they wouldn't get from a library or our classroom." –Cindy, Epic Educator Ambassador

Privacy Policy
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Terms of Service
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Ratings and reviews

I purchased this app based off online reviews and ads, but after just a day or two of using this app we quickly realized the books are not well known. We tried searching for titles or authors that are well known to kids and none would come up. And we tried using the suggestion category and my daughter was not interested in them at all. I feel like YouTube had what she was more into on the read aloud books with animated characters and sound.

I've been using Epic! with my now 4 year old for over a year. It's awesome. There are a plethora of great books. They miss many of my absolute favorites, but the ones they have are very good and we've found new favorites. And tons of audiobooks! Those are fantastic to have. However, finding all the books in a reading level is impossible, and I very much wish that was MUCH easier. I create lists myself and have found workarounds, but it's annoying and I wish we could search by reading level only.

I wish this app would work for us, I installed it for my kids 3 year old and 5 year old. Both are learning to read, and could not read on their own yet. The problem is, this app shows all sorts of books, and doesn't label the books according to their appropriate age category. I don't see any option for filtering the books according to age, level of difficulty, or level of reading proficiency. So finding an appropriate book to read for my preschooler is a hit and miss. Also, the read to me option is not interactive at all, its like watching a video, not a reading experience. I want my kids to be able to read along, ie they should be able to follow the reader verbatim, and then flip the page at their own pace. I guess this app is not so suitable for early readers (pre-K or grade K).

What’s new

This update includes a brand new look and performance improvements so kids can continue to enjoy reading and learning on Epic!