S5Students · Stop 5 · Paragraphs
Story Quest
Type your way through illustrated stories, one chapter at a time. Every chapter is a stage, your choices change what happens next, and a gem hides in every page.
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The Lighthouse Key · Chapter 1 of 5
A Note in a Bottle
Type the whole page. Pass the stage to turn to the next chapter; your place is saved.
Stage 1: A Note in a Bottle
Meet the first task to unlock the next stage. Every task is a star.
- 185% accuracy or betterRequired
- 2Find the hidden gem
- 3Reach 15 WPM
01The bookshelf
Three books, 5 chapters each
Each chapter is a stage: reach its accuracy goal to turn the page. The last chapter of every book is a test that asks for speed too, and passing it opens the next book. Click a book to open it at your bookmark.
0 of 15 gems found
02How to read
Three things to keep in mind
There are 6 choices across the three books, so no two readers end up with quite the same story.
1Type the whole page
Capitals and punctuation included. A wrong key waits for the right one, so accuracy always comes first: every chapter's stage asks for it.
2Choose your path
Some chapters end with a choice. The friend, tool or path you pick shows up, underlined, in the chapters that follow.
3Hunt the gem
Each chapter hides one gem in its longest word. Type that word without a single mistake to add it to your collection.
03Steady pace
Even bars are the real speed trick
Long texts reward a steady rhythm. A banner cheers every sentence typed close to your average speed, and each chapter ends with your pace sentence by sentence.
Bumpy48% steady
WPM per sentence
Steady94% steady
WPM per sentence
Chapter stars
- Reach the chapter's accuracy goal
- Find the hidden gem
- Hit the speed goal
- Gem word, zero mistakes
The goals rise from book to book, and the final chapter of each book needs the first two to pass. Stars and gems are saved with your bookmark in this browser. Read a chapter again any time to improve them.
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