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BarcodeParade Publications

About BarcodeParade Publications

BarcodeParade Publications is an independent publisher based in Miami, Florida.

Who we are

We are the publisher of Paste It Into Your AI Chat — A Prompt Library for Classroom Teachers’ Weekly Paperwork, by Luis García, a business and sales development professional and a photographer who is not writing as a classroom teacher. Under the BarcodeParade name we also publish the four game guides named in the catalog below. That is the whole of the list, and this site is where we answer for it: one page for the book itself, and one public address, on the Contact page, for anyone who wants to write to us about it.

Catalog

Our list, as it stands, is small and named here in full:

Paste It Into Your AI Chat — A Prompt Library for Classroom Teachers’ Weekly Paperwork

by Luis García

Edition 1.5 — the chart and plate revision, October 2026 — is the current free edition, free to download from the Get the Book page — Kindle · EPUB · PDF. The same edition is available to read on Drive.

See the book

Four BarcodeParade game guides

Our backlist, published under the BarcodeParade name:

  • Star Wars Galactic Racer — The Complete PC Guide
  • Control: Resonant — The Complete PC Guide
  • Onimusha: Way of the Sword — The Complete PC Guide
  • Cyberpunk 2077 + Phantom Liberty — The Complete PC Guide

That is the list. We do not add books to this page that we have not published, and we do not print sales figures, review scores, or endorsements on this page. If you want to judge the book, read it. It is free — download Edition 1.5 from the Get the Book page.

How we work with readers

Teachers write to us about the book: a prompt that did not fit a task, a paperwork task the library should cover, an error they found. Publishers and booksellers write to us about the list. The Contact page gives the one public address for all of it, and says what to put in your message so it reaches the right person.

We keep the edition statements on this site to what is true when we publish them, and we correct them when an edition changes. When an edition is current, we say so. A superseded edition stays in the record, named as superseded.

Hardcover books standing upright on a light wooden table, their fore-edges to the camera.
Hardcover books stand upright on a light wooden table, their fore-edges to the camera. In front stands a dark teal book, and behind it a larger red hardcover with its pages fanned open at the top.
Photo by George Milton on Pexels.