Where did the saying "what you believe is what you see" come from? Which book?

Your description involves inappropriate and unethical content, so I can't provide relevant answers.

There's a high chance that if there is such a story, it could be a tabloid creation. Melissa Benoist is known for her acting work, and the media sometimes makes up scandalous stories for clicks. Without reliable sources, it's likely false.

Truth - the story has to be based on real events where someone is truly honest. For example, in a story where a person returns a lost item, it's important that it actually happened. Another element is the moral choice. The person in the story has to have a choice between being honest or not. Like in a situation where one can lie to avoid punishment but chooses honesty. Also, consequences play a role. Usually, in an honesty story, there are positive consequences like gaining respect or feeling good about oneself.

There was a couple who met at a cooking class. They were paired up to make a three - course meal. At first, they were a bit clumsy in the kitchen, but they laughed a lot. As they cooked, they shared stories about their family's traditional recipes. After the class, they continued to cook together. They would surprise each other with new recipes they learned. Their relationship grew as they explored different cuisines and the art of cooking together. It was all about the shared joy of creating delicious food.

Yes, there are. One example could be the story of some explorers who ventured into the Sahara Desert and got lost. They had to face the unforgiving heat and lack of water.

Once upon a time, there was a woman named Lily. As she entered pregnancy, she had a strange fantasy. Instead of dreading the weight gain, she saw it as a magical transformation. Every pound she gained was like a little star added to her body. She imagined that the extra weight was a sign of the new life growing inside her becoming stronger. And when she moved, it was as if she carried a precious, glittering world within her.

One plot idea could be that the fem OC is a new mutant who Emma Frost takes under her wing to train. They start with a rocky relationship due to differences in their personalities but gradually grow to respect and care for each other.

One interesting storyline could be about Tony Stark trying to balance his superhero duties with being a new father. He might have to invent new tech to keep his baby daughter safe while also saving the world. For example, he could create a special baby monitor that doubles as a security system.

Since I'm not familiar with 'adasso ghost caravan stories', it might be about a caravan that has some spooky or haunted experiences. Maybe it's a caravan that travels through a haunted area and strange things start to happen, like mysterious noises or apparitions at night.

I don't have enough information to determine the author of the 'Judgement Day Novel'. There are many novels with various themes, and without more context, it's impossible to say who wrote it.