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'Epic is incredibly valuable because it gives students exposure to books that they wouldn't get from a library or our classroom.' -Cindy, Epic Master Teacher 'Get access to thousands of books on all subject matters'.

Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period To learn how to cancel your subscription visit: /hc/en-us/articles/204930315-How-can-I-cancel-my-Epic-membership. We’re here to answer any of your questions. Email us at and our customer support team will reply shortly.(CNN) - So your daily quarantine routine is getting old. You've exhausted the good stuff on Netflix, your dog hides when you try to walk him for the eighth time and those ambitious plans for new hobbies - scrapbooking! bird watching! - are not happening. Now might be the moment to dust off that book you've always vowed to read but never had time for. It's that supposedly brilliant novel - or series of novels - you've avoided for years because it's dense and daunting and, well. To jog your memory and jump-start your new literary life, here's a list of suggested epic reads. They're all widely acclaimed as classics (or future classics) by readers or critics. And they're all big, honking doorstops - most of them more than 1,000 pages - that ought to keep you busy for a while. Leo Tolstoy, 1,392 pages* (* per Goodreads)Ī pinnacle of Russian literature and arguably the greatest novel ever written, this epic has everything - historical sweep, romance, military battles, family drama, philosophical essays - all against the backdrop of Napoleon's invasion of Russia. It's also about people trying to find their way in a time of crisis and social upheaval, which makes it a fitting read for our current moment. Yes, we all read these seven books years ago.

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