FAQ

It's a choose-your-own-adventure story packed with over 900 ACT/SAT vocab words, hidden in a wild, laugh-out-loud quest for cash. You make the choices, level up your vocab, and try not to get wrecked. Good luck, boss!

No way! It's the total opposite. Think game-meets-story-meets-study hack. It's a vocab ambush—disguised as a book that slaps. Plus, it teaches you hundreds of SAT-level words along the way.

Nope. There’s no bolding, no glossary, no “hey, here’s a vocab word” moment. The words just show up naturally—so you pick them up the way you learn slang: from context. But don’t worry—at the end of the book, there’s a uniquely organized chart with every vocab word, sorted to help you review without ever breaking the story flow.

You bet! The vocab is so smoothly woven into the story, you won't even notice you're learning. You'll start picking up high-level words without the usual study grind. Sneaky, huh?

Sure. But why would you? Each path leads to a new ending—and some are unhinged. The more you play, the more vocab you pick up. And yeah… some of those endings? Straight-up vending-machine chaos.

Not within the story itself. We didn't want to mess with the flow or make it feel like a textbook. But at the end, there's a super-organized chart with all the vocab words, grouped by how they appear in real ACT questions—logic, tone, cause-effect, etc. And the definitions? They're written in a way that's normal, understandable, and actually relatable—like how you'd explain it to a friend, not a professor.

Because colleges care—and those words show up everywhere. Whether it’s the reading section, writing prompts, or even science graphs, the ACT loves big-brain words. Knowing them boosts your confidence and your score.

Absolutely! Many colleges are back to requiring test scores. The ACT is making a comeback, and boosting your vocab is one of the easiest ways to up your score without the stress. This book turns it into a fun game instead of a boring cram session.

Even better—this book still levels up your word game. Sharp vocab makes you a better writer, reader, and speaker. Whether you're applying for jobs, scholarships, or just trying to sound smarter in group chats, having a strong vocab is a total flex.