Reading Prompts

Identify every true instance of hyperbole in a text, each one quoted and explained for what it exaggerates, or generate original hyperbole for any topic

Get a genuine sequel pitch for any book, grounded in its real unresolved threads, surviving characters, and themes

Get a three-phase reading guide for any book, purpose-setting questions before, checkpoints during, and reflection questions after you finish

Solve word analogies by naming the exact relationship between terms, or generate graded analogy practice questions with an answer key

Generate the historical and cultural background needed to understand a literary work, the time period, social norms, real events, and cultural attitudes it reflects

Generate a fast reference fact sheet for any book character, covering role, traits, relationships, status, and one defining quote, built to be scanned in seconds

Get a genuine prequel pitch for any book, grounded in the backstory hints and mysteries the original story already implies

Get icebreaker questions for a book club that warm up the room by asking about readers themselves, not the book's plot

Analyze a passage's diction, the writer's word choice from formal to informal register and concrete to abstract language, with the tone each choice creates

Analyze a passage, poem, or speech for every allusion, naming its biblical, mythological, literary, historical, or cultural source and the meaning it adds

Analyze whether a story functions as allegory by mapping its characters, events, and setting to the abstract idea or historical situation they represent

Generate a genuinely different ending for a book, grounded in its real characters, themes, and the unresolved tension of the original story

Analyze any sentence or passage to identify its type, simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex by structure, and by purpose

Get a novel's entire plot compressed into one spoiler-free sentence naming the protagonist, the core conflict, and what is at stake

Get hands-on group activities for any novel unit, dioramas, staged scenes, and alternate-ending pitches scaled to class size and grade level

Create a letter in a book character's real voice addressed to another character or the reader, limited to exactly what they know at that point

Trace any tragic hero's downfall through hamartia, hubris, peripeteia, and anagnorisis, each stage backed by a quoted moment from the text

Analyze how an author builds a character, tracing direct and indirect characterization through the STEAL method with every trait backed by textual evidence

Identify every figure of speech in a passage, poem, or song, each one quoted, named by type, and explained for its meaning and effect

Analyze any story to identify its protagonist and antagonist, the central goal, the opposing force, and the type of conflict

Identify every instance of consonance in a poem, story, or song, with each consonant sound quoted and placed at its start, middle, or end

Draw the inferences a passage supports, each backed by a direct quote and the reasoning that links text evidence to background knowledge

Scan a poem's metrical pattern line by line, each syllable marked stressed or unstressed, confirmed as iambic pentameter or named as whatever meter it is

Get conversational discussion questions for a book club, built for a real group talking around a table or a screen, not a classroom worksheet