600+ of the most popularly assigned titles in secondary education. This aligns with as much as 70% of titles required in most High School curriculums.
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Incredible titles from modern authors, including many New York Times bestsellers. Covering high-interest & low-level, to a wide scope of culturally responsive texts, and everything in between.
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12,000+ High-interest comics, graphic novels, manga and more. Curated and designed for elementary reading levels.
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100,000+ Bestselling titles from your favorite authors and popular publishers.
*Premium titles differ from everything else on Literal as they are part of a classroom rental model (Your school will purchase credits that can be exchanged for individual titles. Premium titles are only available to students and educators per our licensing agreements with the publishers.
Here's how it works: After starting your free trial and recommending us to your admins, we'll pay you $200 when your school or district decides to pay for Literal on their own. And we'll make sure you won't be billed after the trial ends (or for the renewal).
This applies when your school buys Literal for 1 or all of their teachers, on day 5 or day 500!
We'll remind you via text messaging in the weeks before your trial is about to rollover to a paid subscription, so if you want to cancel, it'll be easy and painless.
Instead of the standard 14 day trial with the monthly plan, you'll get an extra 16 days to fully test drive Literal.
A single teacher can have unlimited students. Note, that if you want to extend Literal to more teachers, They can sign up individually, and recommend us to school/district admins to unlock all of our content.
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