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epic! is free for educators to use for there students. 

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epic! is free for educators to use for there students. 

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epic! has different plans for parents. They have a basic plan that is free where you are limited to the number of books you can have ad you can only read one book a day.  There is also an unlimited plan where you can have all of the extra benefits for a cost of $9.99 a month. 

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epic! has different plans for parents. They have a basic plan that is free where you are limited to the number of books you can have ad you can only read one book a day.  There is also an unlimited plan where you can have all of the extra benefits for a cost of $9.99 a month. 

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More information about epic.

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Epic was born out of a single question: How do we make books more accessible to kids? As parents, it always seemed strange to us that our kids could so easily play games and watch videos on their iPhones and iPads, but the same couldn't be said for books. So in 2013, we decided to build the first "epic" reading experience, designed just for kids. Today, Epic has grown into an award-winning subscription service, which gives millions of families and classrooms instant, unlimited access to thousands of books, videos and quizzes from leading publishers to help kids everywhere read, learn and grow.

Our Founders

Suren Markosian, CEO and Co-Founder

Kevin Donahue, Co-Founder

A serial entrepreneur at heart, Suren has successfully built and scaled several large consumer businesses including Crowdstar, which rose to become one of the largest social gaming companies with over 200 million users. Another notable company he founded, List.am - is now the largest e-commerce company and online destination in Armenia.

Before co-founding Epic, Kevin worked at Google in Strategic Partnerships and was a member of YouTube's original team, serving as Vice President of Content. As part of YouTube's senior management team, Kevin was head of marketing and led content partnerships, successfully establishing YouTube's earliest partnerships with major entertainment and media companies. At YouTube, Kevin helped shape the company's early content strategy and spoke on behalf of the company in publications including Newsweek, Forbes and The New York Times.

Kevin Donahue, Co-Founder

Before co-founding Epic, Kevin worked at Google in Strategic Partnerships and was a member of YouTube's original team, serving as Vice President of Content. As part of YouTube's senior management team, Kevin was head of marketing and led content partnerships, successfully establishing YouTube's earliest partnerships with major entertainment and media companies. At YouTube, Kevin helped shape the company's early content strategy and spoke on behalf of the company in publications including Newsweek, Forbes and The New York Times.

Prior to YouTube, Kevin specialized in business development and content for a variety of technology and media companies, including Akimbo, Urbanite Network Inc. and Turner New Media (Turner Broadcasting, Inc.), where he designed, launched and managed Cartoon Network's digital presence and developed innovative content around classic children's brands.

Prior to Turner, Kevin was a producer with Disney/ABC Television's Multimedia Group where he designed and managed ABC's first online community for kids, creating award-winning games and educational content. Kevin began his career in television with DIC Entertainment and has written and developed series programming for Disney, ABC, Fox, Cartoon Network, PBS and others.
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Before co-founding Epic, Kevin worked at Google in Strategic Partnerships and was a member of YouTube's original team, serving as Vice President of Content. As part of YouTube's senior management team, Kevin was head of marketing and led content partnerships, successfully establishing YouTube's earliest partnerships with major entertainment and media companies. At YouTube, Kevin helped shape the company's early content strategy and spoke on behalf of the company in publications including Newsweek, Forbes and The New York Times.

The first Epic experience is born to help kids easily access digital books

Number of Epic Educators who would recommend Epic to colleagues

Advisory Board

Lane Merrifield
Former CEO/Co-Founder, ClubPenguin and EVP Disney Online Studios.

Randi Zuckerberg
Founder and CEO of Zuckerberg Media and bestselling author.

Jenni Holm
Well-known children's book author and three-time Newbery Honor recipient.

Holly McGhee
President and Creative Director of Pippin Properties and renowned literary agent.

Kate Klimo
Former VP/Publisher, Random House Young Readers Group, noted children's book author.

Joanna Cotler
Former SVP Publisher of Joanna Cotler Books, an imprint of HarperCollins Children's Books.

We are hiring! Join an amazing team of engineers, designers, marketers and thought-leaders in creating a world-class learning experience for kids!

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Instantly access over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids on Epic

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Epic was born out of a single question: How do we make books more accessible to kids? As parents, it always seemed strange to us that our kids could so easily play games and watch videos on their iPhones and iPads, but the same couldn't be said for books.

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epic! is a app with books on it, it has books at all different levels and has books that can be read to students. epic! will ease learning for a student with disabilities because it reads to the students.  Students who struggle with reading can listen to the book while also reading along to work on their reading skills. 

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epic! is a app with books on it, it has books at all different levels and has books that can be read to students. epic! will ease learning for a student with disabilities because it reads to the students.  Students who struggle with reading can listen to the book while also reading along to work on their reading skills. 