Can you recommend some lighthearted classic novels?

Sure. Arnav and Khushi's love story involved misunderstandings at first, then growing closer over time due to family and various events, and finally falling in love despite differences.

I don't know exactly who the boy is since we don't have much information about this story. He could be an ordinary boy from the neighborhood who frequents the diner.

Yes, in many apps and platforms, you can add multiple pictures to one story. For example, on Instagram, you can select multiple images from your gallery and add them to your story one after another. It's a great way to tell a more comprehensive or sequential story.

One factor could be inspiration. When you are suddenly filled with great ideas for a story, it might be the 'time to be born novel'. Another is having enough time to write. If you're constantly busy, it's not really the 'time to be born novel'.

Well, 'Red Harvest' by Hammett is also excellent. It's set in a corrupt town and the protagonist has to navigate through all the seedy elements. There's a lot of action and the noir atmosphere is really well - created. It shows the gritty side of life in a pulp - style way.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many stories named 'the last story'. It might be about the final event in a series, or perhaps the last tale told by a particular person or in a certain culture.

Android 21 can play a crucial role in OC fanfiction plots. She can be the catalyst for change. For instance, if the OC is a scientist in the fanfiction, Android 21's existence could inspire them to explore new areas of research, like cloning or energy absorption. Her very presence might disrupt the status quo of the fictional world the OC inhabits.

I'm not entirely sure specifically what 'take the tumble' means in a Harry Potter fanfic without reading it. It could potentially refer to a character taking a fall, either literally like falling down stairs or metaphorically like experiencing a setback or making a mistake.

In 'Madame Bovary', the exploration of the female experience was quite new. Madame Bovary's restricted role as a woman in society, her attempts to break free from the traditional female norms, all these aspects were not commonly explored in novels before. This focus on the female perspective within the context of a changing society was a modern concept.

A memorable one is about a college soccer player. She had lost her father just before the season started. Grief - stricken, she almost quit. But on game day, she remembered her father's love for her soccer dreams. She played with all her heart and scored multiple goals. Her teammates were so inspired by her strength.