Halloween is six weeks.
This is twelve months.
2,160 prompts for ten more celebrations — Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, Valentine’s Day, birthdays, back-to-school, New Year, St Patrick’s Day, summer and family milestones. Same one-paste system, same blueprint, same free ChatGPT account. Your shop stops going quiet on the first of November.
Added to the order you just placed · Same two-file delivery · Nothing to install
Works with the same free ChatGPT account — no paid plan required
This is your selling year
The orange sliver is what a Halloween-only catalogue can earn from. The green is what it sleeps through.
A seasonal catalogue is not a business, it is a spike. The work you did to learn this system — the prompts, the assembly, the listing — is the same work in every one of those green months. Only the celebration changes.
Ten celebrations. Ten books.
One cover from every collection in this library, generated straight from its prompts and laid out in calendar order. This is what filling those green months actually looks like.
January to December, then the two that never go out of season.
New YearJanuary
Valentine'sFebruary
St Patrick'sMarch
EasterApril
SummerJune — August
Back to SchoolAug — September
ThanksgivingNovember
ChristmasDecember
BirthdaysEvery month
Family MilestonesEvery monthThe character carries into the book
Left, the cover. Right, an interior page from the same story, generated from a separate prompt in the same chat — same little reindeer, same red harness and bells, same lantern-lit barn, same snow. Nothing was carried across by hand: the consistency tag written into the blueprint is what holds the character together from the cover to the last page.
Your books will not look identical to these — the model never draws the same page twice.
One click adds it to the order you just placed. No second checkout.
What a one-season shop
runs into every year
The traffic stops, the shop stays open
Your listings do not disappear on 1 November — they just stop being searched for. Eleven months of a live storefront with nothing seasonal on the shelf is the single most common way a promising publishing side-project quietly dies.
Seasonal listings need lead time
You cannot start a Christmas book in December. A listing needs weeks to settle, gather reviews and rank before the season peaks — which means the only useful time to own Christmas prompts is months before Christmas. Same for every other date on the calendar.
The same buyer, and nothing to sell them
The parent who bought your Halloween comic in October is the easiest sale you will ever get again in December — they already trust the work. Having nothing for them is leaving the cheapest customer you own on the table.
What sells when, and when to build it
Ten celebrations mapped across the year, with the sensible build window under each one. Two of the collections — birthdays and family milestones — sell in every month of the year, because a child has a birthday and a new baby arrives whatever the date.
Build windows are a working rule of thumb for seasonal listings, not a guarantee. Marketplace ranking depends on far more than timing.
One click adds it to the order you just placed. No second checkout.
60 topics. 36 angles. No filler.
Every one of the 60 story topics is written out in all 36 angles — the 18 story angles and the 18 art styles — so one celebration idea becomes thirty-six genuinely different books.
All 36, applied to every celebration
The eighteen in green are art styles — the same story published as a manga, a watercolour picture book, a pixel-art game comic, and so on.
Each prompt still returns the whole blueprint you already know: title, age range, description, 7 keywords, story overview, character design sheet with locked consistency tags, style guide, page structure, cover prompt, and a ready-to-copy image prompt for every page with the dialogue and sound effects written inside it.
All 60 new topics, listed
No mystery box. Ten celebrations, six stories each — read the entire contents before you decide.
- The Elf Who Could Not Wrap Presents
- The Littlest Reindeer's First Flight
- The Snowman Who Wanted to See Summer
- The Tree That Was Too Tall
- The Gingerbread House Bake-Off
- The Lost Stocking
- The Turkey Who Wanted an Invitation
- The Longest Table
- The Thank-You Tree
- The Pie That Went Missing
- Grandma's Recipe Box
- The Neighbour With Nowhere to Go
- The Egg That Would Not Hatch
- The Bunny Who Overslept
- The Great Egg Hunt Map
- The Chick Who Was Afraid of Grass
- The Spring Garden Club
- The Painted Egg Contest
- The Card Nobody Signed
- The Secret Valentine
- The Friendship Bench
- The Heart-Shaped Cookie Disaster
- The New Kid's First Valentine
- The Paper Chain of Kindness
- The Birthday Nobody Remembered
- The Cake That Fell Over
- The Party Where It Rained
- The Gift Made by Hand
- Two Birthdays, One Cake
- The Birthday Wish
- First Day Butterflies
- The Lost Lunchbox
- The Bus Seat Nobody Sat In
- Show-and-Tell Surprise
- The Reading Buddy
- Class Photo Day
- The Countdown to Midnight
- The Resolution Jar
- The Calendar That Ran Out
- The Lantern Wish
- The Old Year Says Goodbye
- The First Snow of January
- The Smallest Leprechaun
- The Rainbow With No End
- The Four-Leaf Clover Hunt
- The Lucky Coin
- The Green Parade
- The Wishing Bridge
- The First Day at the Beach
- Camping in the Back Garden
- The Lemonade Stand
- The Firefly Jar
- The Swimming Lesson
- The Long Car Ride
- The New Baby Comes Home
- Moving to a New House
- The Tooth That Would Not Come Out
- The First Pet
- Grandma's Visit
- Learning to Ride a Bike
2,160 prompts · 60 topics · 10 celebrations · two files, instant access
Same library. Same buttons.
Ten celebrations inside.
It arrives as its own self-contained page that looks and works exactly like the one you already have — browse by celebration, pick a topic, copy a prompt. Search "christmas" or "birthday" and every matching prompt comes back at once.
Zero overlap. Verified line by line.
Every prompt in this library was compared against the packages that come before it — category names, topic names and the full prompt bodies.
60 new topics
Not one story topic here appears in any other package. Different celebrations, different casts, different lessons.
Ten seasons you don't own
Everything you bought so far is Halloween. This is the other eleven months of the calendar.
2,160 unique bodies
Every prompt is written out in full, in its own words. No cross-references, no "see the other file".
This is an add-on, not a re-release. Whatever you already own, everything on this page is new to you.
Two files, added to the same order
The library page
One self-contained web page holding all 2,160 prompts with search, copy buttons and all three guides built in — Publishing Best Practices with its tickable pre-publish checklist, the Character Consistency Cheat Sheet, and the Desktop Agent Guide. No install, no login, works offline.
The spreadsheet
The same 2,160 prompts as an .xlsx, one prompt per row, with its celebration, story topic and angle in their own columns — so you can filter to one holiday, plan a whole season in one view and tick off what you have published.
Free ChatGPT is enough
A normal free account runs these prompts, including the built-in image generation. A paid plan only means fewer waits on daily image limits.
Works with what you own
Same eleven-section blueprint, same locked consistency tags. Any studio tools and guides from your earlier purchase apply to books built from these prompts too.
Sell what you make
Every comic you create is yours to publish and sell on KDP, Etsy, Gumroad or anywhere else, with no royalties claimed. The library itself stays personal-use.
With it, and without it
| What changes | Halloween only | With the All-Year Expansion |
|---|---|---|
| Months you have something to launch into | One | Twelve |
| Celebrations covered | Halloween | Halloween + 10 more |
| New story topics | — | 60 |
| Evergreen, never-out-of-season topics | None | Birthdays & family milestones |
| Selling to last season's buyer again | Nothing to offer | A book for their next occasion |
| Christmas · Thanksgiving · Easter | Not included | Included |
| Valentine's · New Year · St Patrick's | Not included | Included |
| Price to get here later | — | Only on this page |
Quick answers
Is this still Halloween comics?
Does it work the same way?
Do I need the earlier packages to use this?
Why buy it now if Christmas is months away?
Do I need a paid ChatGPT plan?
Are the art styles in here too?
How is it delivered?
Can I sell the comics I make with it?
What is the refund policy?
2,160 prompts · 60 topics · 10 celebrations · two files, yours to keep
Either way, your library is waiting
Take the All-Year Expansion and 2,160 prompts land in the same account, or click No Thanks and go straight to your download. There is nothing else to buy on this page.
This product is a prompt library for use with your own ChatGPT account. It is not software, not an AI, and not a guarantee of sales or income. Results depend on the tool you use, the effort you put in and the market you publish into.