Renee Mazer

About me:

Hello, I'm Renee. For years I have made a living teaching people how to take standardized tests. I realized that memorizing vocabulary is TERRRRRRRRRRRIBLY BORING... So I started thinking about how to make it fun and easy to remember those SAT/GRE/MCAT/etc. vocabulary words... and I created the best solution EVER. Take a listen, watch a video, laugh your ass off, and buy the product. I promise it won't disappoint you.

“A Shot Of Verbal Viagra” The Chicago Tribune


WORDGASM is a vocabulary building audio program with a companion booklet that… “Gives Words Sex Appeal” South Jersey News


The emphasis is on entertainment:
“Turns the rather tedious chore of vocabulary building into a slightly naughty …funny exercise chock full of sexy word play and double entendres.” Courier Post


It is extremely effective:
“ Wordgasm,” for all of it’s jokey tenor is a serious teaching tool.” Courier Post


“Uses Racy poems, saucy songs and sex to help adults build verbal prowess." The Chicago Tribune

ISBN-13 9780966484571 UPC # 8-90777-00200-6
ISBN-10 0966484576 Retail $24.95


Renee Mazer is an honors University of Pennsylvania Wharton grad, Penn Law alumna, Mensa member, award winning attorney and founder of High Score, a test prep company.

After realizing that her test prep students weren't learning their vocabulary words because there weren't any vocabulary builders that worked for them, Renee created Not Too Scary Vocabulary. That program uses memory devices to make learning words easy and comedy to make it fun. The response to Not Too Scary Vocabulary has been phenomenal. Not only do her students always know their vocabulary words, but it has sold tens of thousands of copies and received countless thank you notes from people whose entire lives have changed due to their newly acquired verbal prowess.

After receiving many emails asking her to make more vocabulary programs, Renee decided to create Wordgasm. This new series of products uses the same scientifically based teaching methods as Not Too Scary Vocabulary, but it is way more risque.

Turning the typically boring and difficult job of vocabulary building into racy fun made sense for Renee because she has a wild sense of humor. Adding shocking comedy also appealed to Renee because she knew it would make the program extremely effective. Things that get your attention are memorable. People who don't even need vocabulary building are listening just for the fun of it and remembering the words.