#Epic books for kids log in Offline#
Interestingly, if you’re traveling to a place where the internet is spotty, you can also download an unlimited number of books for offline reading and save them to your “offline shelf.” Most content on Epic is capable of being downloaded, which is cool, although some are online only and are marked as such with a purple tag. You can also select language preferences, if you’d like to explore content in languages other than English, such as Spanish, Chinese, and French, which is pretty useful for multilingual families or for kids learning a second language. You can even helpfully refine your searches by reading level, including by Accelerated Reader and Lexile Measures. Epic gives parents a lot of options, such as topic, age appropriateness, fiction/non-fiction and more. They can also create personal lists of favorite books, in case they want to read a title again or continue where they left off, which is handy.ĭespite the large and broad selection of content, sorting and filtering books is actually quite easy.
Kids themselves can set and change topics that they might be interested in and receive recommended books around those topics, which can give them a sense of personalization and create deeper engagement. You can set your kids ages or topics they may be interested in and receive recommendations based thereon, you can enable/disable a variety of options, such as notification settings, learning videos and more. There are a lot of ways to tailor Epic to your needs and tastes, as well.
Once you sign up for Epic, you’ll get instant access to their catalog of books and be able to set up up to four individual accounts for your children, each with their own profiles, preferences and progress tracking.
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