In the revenge novel, the female protagonist had experienced the stage of being fat and was harmed by her stepmother. Now that she had been reborn back to her teens, was she going to continue her revenge plan?

Yes. One unique theme is the concept of time distortion. Some stories play with the idea that time can be manipulated in a spooky way, like a character finding themselves in a different era suddenly and facing terrifying consequences.

I'm sorry, I don't know the main plot as I haven't read or seen it. It could be about Justin finding a large pet and having to deal with the consequences.

In case it's about a big rock or some geographical feature with stories. The hubby can talk to local hikers or nature enthusiasts. They often know a lot about the natural features in the area and might have stories about a large rock formation or something similar. He could also look into local geological surveys or nature guidebooks for information and stories.

Well, Reddit can be a good place to find WOTC Star Wars fanfiction. There are various Star Wars - related subreddits where fans share their fanfictions or recommend ones they've read. Additionally, some Star Wars fan communities on social media platforms like Facebook might also have members sharing their own or their favorite WOTC Star Wars fanfictions.

Well, it could be about the Avengers having a peaceful slumber in their tower. Maybe they're all having dreams related to their past battles or future threats. For example, Iron Man might dream about improving his suit in his sleep, while Captain America dreams of the old days in Brooklyn.

The first little pig built his house out of straw. It was the easiest and quickest way but not very strong.

Another option is to check out relevant fan communities on social media platforms such as Reddit. There are often subreddits dedicated to specific fandoms where fans share and discuss their favorite fanfictions. You could post a request asking for good 'female blue eyes white dragon' fanfictions, and I'm sure fellow fans will be happy to recommend some.

Sure. '1984' by George Orwell is a great one. It gives a lot of insights into totalitarian societies. Another is 'Brave New World' by Aldous Huxley, which is very informative about a future society based on pleasure and control. Also, 'The Handmaid's Tale' by Margaret Atwood is quite informative regarding issues of gender and power in a dystopian setting.

They can tell stories about the creative aspect of rave, like how DJs mix music and create unique soundscapes. For instance, a female writer could describe the journey of a young DJ starting out in the rave scene, learning about different beats and how to blend them together to get the crowd moving.

One lesson is the importance of listening to advice. Icarus didn't listen to his father's warning and paid the ultimate price. Another lesson is about hubris. Icarus' overconfidence in his ability to fly close to the sun led to his downfall.