If your readers love Disney stories, they’re going to have plenty to explore this summer.
Epic is expanding its library with hundreds of new Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars titles—bringing even more favorite characters, adventures and read-along experiences to kids, families and classrooms. And with Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5 arriving in theaters this summer, there’s even more excitement on the way.
Whether your reader is revisiting familiar favorites or discovering a new story for the first time, there will be plenty of opportunities to keep reading all season long.
A Summer Full of Disney Stories
One of the best parts about reading is getting to spend more time with characters kids already know and love.
That’s why we’re excited to welcome more than 500+ Disney titles to Epic, featuring stories inspired by beloved characters and worlds from across Disney.
Readers can explore:
- Disney favorites featuring Mickey & Friends
- Adventures inspired by Frozen
- Stories from the world of Moana
- New titles featuring heroes and adventures from Marvel
- New stories from a galaxy far, far away with Star Wars
- Picture books, early readers and read-along experiences for a variety of reading levels
For many kids, familiar characters, stories, and settings can help make reading feel more approachable. When a reader is excited about the story, they’re often more eager to keep turning pages.
Celebrating Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5
This summer, Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5 is set to bring Woody, Buzz and friends back for a brand-new adventure.
To celebrate, Epic will feature several Toy Story 5 titles inspired by the upcoming film, giving readers another way to connect with the characters before and after they head to the theater.
For kids who can’t get enough of the Toy Story universe, it’s one more opportunity to keep the adventure going through reading.
Explore the Real World with National Geographic
The new Disney stories aren’t arriving alone.
Epic is also continuing its partnership with National Geographic, bringing more than 400 National Geographic titles to readers across the platform.
For curious kids, that means access to engaging nonfiction covering:
- Animals and wildlife
- Science and discovery
- Nature and the environment
- History and world cultures
One day a reader might be exploring Arendelle with Elsa. The next, they could be learning about ocean ecosystems or amazing animals from around the world.
Great for Summer Reading
Summer is often when kids have more freedom to choose what they read.
Having access to a mix of familiar characters, exciting adventures and fascinating nonfiction can help keep reading momentum going throughout school break.
Whether it’s a Disney favorite before bedtime or a National Geographic title during quiet time, stories have a way of fitting into summer memories. Between fan favorites, National Geographic nonfiction and the arrival of a new Toy Story 5 title, there will be even more ways for kids to find stories that match their interests.
Because sometimes all it takes is one familiar character, one funny moment or one exciting adventure to help a reader discover their next favorite book.
And this summer, there are plenty of new stories waiting.
Frequently Asked Questions
▶ Where can kids read Disney and Pixar Toy Story 5 books online?
Kids can explore Disney and Toy Story 5 inspired books on Epic, along with hundreds of stories featuring favorite Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars characters. Whether they’re longtime Toy Story fans or discovering Woody and Buzz for the first time, Epic makes it easy to keep the adventure going through reading.
▶ What Disney books are available on Epic?
Epic’s growing Disney collection includes more than 500 Disney titles featuring favorites like Mickey & Friends, Frozen, Moana, Toy Story, Marvel and Star Wars. Readers can also discover picture books, early readers, Read-To-Me books and stories for independent readers, making it easy to find books for every age and reading level.
▶ What are some fun summer reading books for kids?
Summer is the perfect time for kids to read what they love. Familiar characters can help keep readers engaged, whether they’re exploring Toy Story 5 inspired adventures, Disney favorites or fascinating nonfiction from National Geographic. Giving kids the freedom to choose books that match their interests is a great way to build reading confidence and make summer reading fun.
