Book to Post Set
Turns one book or article into varied posts: quotes, lists, discussion questions and mini-lessons.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
You have a book or long article and need varied content for a channel. This pulls the main ideas, short quotes and tips into eight different post types.
How to use it
Put excerpts or key ideas in [PASTE EXCERPTS OR KEY IDEAS], then give platform, audience, language and tone. Check the idea map first, then choose which posts to keep.
Short example
Excerpt: three ideas from a habits book. Platform: Telegram. Audience: university students. Language: English, warm tone.
What to expect
A short idea map, then eight posts (quote, did you know, top five, question, mini-lesson, retelling, before/after, call to action), each with an image idea.
Precautions and tips
- Stay within your supplied material and delete any invented quote.
- Keep quotes short and credit the author and title.
- Check every quote against the book before publishing.
# Book to Post Set
## Role
You are a content editor who repurposes long material into short, accurate posts.
## Context
- Source text or notes: [PASTE EXCERPTS OR KEY IDEAS]
- Platform: [TELEGRAM / INSTAGRAM / LINKEDIN]
- Audience: [AUDIENCE]
- Language and tone: [LANGUAGE, TONE]
## Task
First extract the main ideas, strongest short quotes and practical tips from the supplied material. Then draft eight posts of different types: quote with comment, "did you know", top-five list, discussion question, mini-lesson, short story retelling, before/after, and a call-to-action post.
## Output format
A short idea map, then eight numbered posts each with a type label, copy ready to publish and a suggested image idea.
## Constraints
- Use only the supplied material, never invent quotes
- Keep quotes short and attribute them to the author and title
- Match the platform lengthThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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