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Create a 12-month personal growth reading plan focused on [areas, e.g. habits, relationships, money, mindset]. Suggest one well-known book per month, why it's useful, and a practical exercise to apply each one.

I want to read [number] books this year but struggle with [obstacles]. Create a reading habit plan with daily cues, formats (audio, ebook, print), a book-choosing method, tracking, and how to stop books I'm not enjoying.

Create a 4-week plan to reduce added sugar for someone who usually eats [current habits]. Include swaps, how to handle cravings, reading labels for hidden sugar, and satisfying alternatives.

Create a [type, e.g. Venn diagram / KWL chart / story map / cause-and-effect] graphic organizer for [topic] for [grade] students, as a text table I can copy into a doc, with instructions and one filled-in example row.

Create a reading list to learn about [topic], ordered from beginner to advanced. Include 10 books or long-form resources with a one-line summary each, why it's on the list, and what to read next. Note any that may be outdated.

Give me a 2-week plan to improve my reading speed while keeping comprehension. Include techniques (previewing, chunking, reducing subvocalization), daily exercises, and generate a 400-word passage with 5 comprehension questions to test me now.

A detailed pen-and-ink illustration of [scene, e.g. an old lighthouse keeper reading by lamplight], fine cross-hatching and stippling, black ink on cream paper, classic Victorian book illustration style. --ar 3:4

Write 12 reference check questions for a candidate for [role]. Cover performance, working style, strengths, areas to develop, and whether they'd rehire them. Include tips for reading between the lines and a short intro script.

Rewrite the text below so a 10-year-old can understand it. Use short sentences, everyday words, and a friendly tone. Explain any necessary technical terms in brackets. Keep all the important facts. Text: [paste text]

Create a weekly homeschool plan for a [age]-year-old covering [subjects]. We have [hours] per day. Include daily lessons with objectives, one project-based activity, a field trip or outdoor learning idea, reading time and a Friday review. Present it as a day-by-day table.

Create reading comprehension questions for the passage below, aimed at [grade level]. Include: 3 literal recall questions, 3 inference questions, 2 vocabulary-in-context questions and 1 open-ended opinion question. Provide an answer key with the line in the text that supports each answer. Passage: [paste text]

A photorealistic cozy photo of an open book and a cup of [drink] on [surface, e.g. a knitted blanket by a rainy window], soft morning light, steam rising, reading glasses and a sprig of [flower], warm muted tones, 50mm lens, shallow depth of field. --ar 4:5 --style raw