What are the characteristics of 'le coup de foudre' in Chinese novels?

Sure. A princess is cursed to sleep after pricking her finger. A prince's kiss wakes her up.

I'm not familiar with a particular 'seventeen novel'. However, if you search for it in online book databases using keywords like'seventeen' and 'novel', you may be able to discover some options. You can also check with book clubs or literary communities to see if they know of any relevant novels.

Sure. 'The Tell - Tale Heart' by Edgar Allan Poe is a great short scary story. It's about a man's descent into madness as he is haunted by the eye of an old man he lives with. Another one is 'The Monkey's Paw' by W.W. Jacobs. A family gets a cursed monkey's paw that grants wishes but with terrible consequences. And 'The Lottery' by Shirley Jackson is also very chilling, set in a small town where a yearly lottery has a very dark and unexpected outcome.

Yes, there are likely fanfictions out there where Harry Potter can play the piano. Fanfiction writers often like to give characters new skills or talents, and piano - playing could be an interesting addition to Harry's character. It could add a new dimension to his personality, perhaps showing a more artistic and refined side of him.

A good 'Avengers Enchantress' fanfic stands out when it has unique character interpretations. For example, if it shows a different side of the Enchantress, like her having a sense of humor or being more vulnerable than in the original comics. Also, an interesting plot that involves her powers in new ways, like using her magic to solve a problem the Avengers couldn't solve on their own.

One common experience could be the initial confusion. Many teens might not fully understand their feelings at first. They could be scared of how society will view them. For example, a teen might worry about their family's reaction. Another aspect is the self - discovery that often comes with it. They start to understand their own identity better.

I'm afraid I can't tell you the author of 'joyland novel'. It could be self - published, in which case the author might be someone who just wanted to share their story about Joyland without the backing of a big publishing house. Or it could be an established author writing under a pseudonym for this particular work.

There's 'A City of Thorns' which is also an earthquake - related fiction. It weaves a story of survival and hope in a city stricken by an earthquake, exploring how different characters cope with the disaster, their relationships, and the rebuilding process.

Yes, it could be considered so. 'Autumn' by Ali Smith delves into the complex emotions and changes brought about by Brexit. It uses its unique narrative style to capture the sense of unease, division, and the shifting identities that Brexit has led to in the UK.

One inspiring story is of a woman who was told she had a very low chance of getting pregnant due to hormonal imbalances. She started a fertility cleanse that focused on detoxifying her liver. After a few months of the cleanse, her hormones regulated, and she got pregnant. It's inspiring because it shows that natural methods can work wonders.