Choose a book club read and share a weekly page-target calendar
At a glance
Miya Maxine paired a Claude book-selection prompt with a shareable reading-calendar artifact for friends reading together. This workflow is listed under reading, group-planning, personal-learning.
Her prompt gathers group size, interests, recently read books, and preferred length, then offers three recommendations. Once the group chooses, it produces weekly page ranges and discussion questions. A separate Claude artifact turns the title, page count, and start date into a visual reading calendar.
How it went
She published the reusable prompt and a working calendar artifact that divides the book into weekly chunks.
Worth knowing
She chose a copyable prompt and shareable artifact after considering the API cost of hosting an interactive recommendation app.
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