Top stories in Game of Thrones' Seven Kingdoms

One popular gay Troy Bolton fanfic could be 'Troy's Hidden Heart'. It explores a different side of Troy where he discovers his feelings for another male character in a very tender and emotional way. It's well - written with great character development.

One way is to look at long - term sales figures. Publishers often keep records of how many copies of a book have been sold over the years. For example, if a book has been in print for decades and has sold millions of copies, it's likely an all - time best - selling novel.

In a Hindi family, there was a grandmother who was very fond of cooking. She had a collection of secret family recipes. She would cook delicious meals for her family every day. Her grandson, Ajay, was always by her side, learning from her. She taught him how to make the perfect biryani, how to use the right spices. Ajay grew up with a great love for cooking because of his grandmother. He later opened a small restaurant in the town, serving the traditional Hindi dishes he learned from her.

Sure. In the story, the woman could be a stranger who finds a lost child in a park. She tries to comfort the child by talking softly and then gives a gentle kiss on the forehead. This kiss represents kindness and humanity, and it might be the start of her helping the child find his or her parents.

The Van Halen Ice Cream Man story is a part of Van Halen's concert lore. Essentially, Van Halen was known for their elaborate and precise contracts. One of the odd requests in there was related to M&M's which is sort of like the Ice Cream Man's simple but particular offering. The brown M&M's removal thing was a litmus test. If a venue couldn't get this small detail right, it made Van Halen think that other major aspects of the show might be botched too. It shows how meticulous they were about every aspect of their shows, from the seemingly trivial to the highly technical. And it became a well - known story that represented their no - nonsense attitude towards concert production.

Obedience to God is also a lesson. In 'Jonah and the Whale', Jonah learns that he can't disobey God. It shows that we should be obedient to God's will in our lives.

I don't know for sure as I haven't read it. But typically in a graphic novel, there would be a protagonist who drives the story forward, and probably some antagonists to create conflict.

Well, a great plot could involve Percy being transported to the Norse realm and having to prove himself to Odin. He might have to participate in a series of trials that are designed for Norse heroes. Or perhaps he gets caught in a feud between different Norse factions and has to use his wits and powers to bring peace. He could also discover a connection between the Greek and Norse pantheons that no one knew about before.

It's about a guy who gets killed by God accidentally and is then reincarnated in a fantasy world with his smartphone. He uses the functions of his smartphone to his advantage in this new world, like having maps and other useful apps. He then embarks on various adventures, meets different characters, and tries to make a place for himself in this new world.

Kryten is also a main character. He's a mechanoid and his loyalty to the crew and his attempts to understand human emotions are really interesting aspects of his character. There are other characters as well that play important roles in different story arcs within the'red dwarf novel'.