Would he recommend a school novel where the female lead was well-behaved, beautiful, and rich?

Sure. Isaac Asimov could be considered one. His stories often have complex ideas and deep exploration of human nature, like Shakespeare's plays.

Jonathan Franzen is also great at creating a vivid sense of place. In his new novel, he'll probably paint a detailed picture of the setting, whether it's a big city or a small town. His writing style is such that it draws you into the world he creates, and we can anticipate that his new work will be no different. His prose is often rich and detailed, so get ready for some beautiful descriptions and engaging storytelling.

Yes, in some schools during cultural festivals, there might be performances inspired by ancient cultures. For instance, a dance performance inspired by Indian or African tribal cultures where the traditional costumes might be more revealing. These performances are a way of sharing and celebrating different cultures within the school environment.

One way is to be selective about the media we consume. Avoid shows or movies that promote such unethical behavior. For example, if a series seems to glorify cheating, don't watch it.

One popular MLP Grogar fanfic is 'The Return of Grogar'. It has an interesting plot where Grogar comes back with a new scheme. Another is 'Grogar's Redemption' which explores the idea of Grogar changing his ways. And there's also 'Grogar and the Elements' which focuses on his interactions with the Elements of Harmony.

In some fanfics, Naruto's black hair is a sign of his connection to an ancient clan. It gives him special powers or abilities that are unique to his lineage. For example, his black hair might glow when he accesses a certain level of his power.

One of the most popular is 'Outlander' by Diana Gabaldon. It combines time - travel and historical romance, set in 18th - century Scotland. The story follows Claire Randall, a nurse from the 20th century who is transported back in time and her adventures there.

The key elements include the self - insert. It allows fans to be part of the Star Trek world they love. Then there's the 'augmented' factor. It might refer to new story twists. For example, new planets or species not in the original. And of course, it has to have the essence of Star Trek, like the exploration theme. So, in a self - insert fanfiction, you might see the fan character joining a starship crew on an augmented exploration mission.

Yes. The story of Auggie Pullman draws from real - life situations. It reflects the challenges that kids with certain physical differences face in society, like bullying and the struggle to fit in. It was created to raise awareness about these issues and show the strength and kindness that can exist within communities.

I'm not sure specifically what 'sbenny high school story' is. It could be a personal story about someone named Sbenny in high school, like their experiences with friends, teachers, or various school activities.