Stories about a woman's first time volunteering at a dog shelter

One success story is 'The Martian' by Andy Weir. He self - published it as an ebook first. The book's engaging story of an astronaut stranded on Mars caught the attention of readers. Its scientific accuracy and humor made it popular. Eventually, it got picked up by a major publisher and became a huge best - seller, both in print and as a movie adaptation.

The 'Adventure of Tom Sawyer' is a great short story for boys. It's full of exciting adventures that Tom gets into, like painting the fence in a clever way. Another one is 'The Little Prince'. It has deep and thought - provoking themes about friendship and growing up, presented in a simple and engaging way.

The significance of the trololo man story lies in its representation of the unexpected becoming popular. Eduard Khil's trololo song was so different from the normal music. It was able to capture the attention of people around the world through the Internet. It also shows that music doesn't always have to follow the traditional patterns of lyrics and melody. His unique vocal performance could bring so much amusement and interest, which inspired others to think about the diversity of music.

Some new arrival African American fictions worth checking out are 'Parable of the Sower' by Octavia Butler. It's a dystopian novel that features an African American protagonist dealing with a future full of challenges. It's a thought - provoking read. 'Homegoing' is another excellent one. It follows two half - sisters in Ghana and the United States over centuries, showing how their descendants' lives are shaped by history and race. Also, 'The Underground Railroad' is a powerful new arrival that reimagines the Underground Railroad as an actual railroad in a fictional yet poignant exploration of slavery and freedom.

It's about a story that combines robots and laserbeams in some way. Maybe it involves adventures where robots use laserbeam powers, or it could be about a world where the two elements are central to the plot. But without reading it, it's hard to say exactly.

One popular 'Harry adopted fanfiction' is 'A Father's Love'. In this story, Harry is adopted by a powerful but kind wizard outside of the Dursley family. It shows a different side of Harry's growth with a loving family environment.

A really memorable horror story could be about the weather. Imagine that during Disney Night of Joy, there was a sudden and severe storm. Lightning was striking close by, and the wind was howling. People were scrambling for shelter, but the shelters were overcrowded. There was panic as parents tried to keep their children safe, and some people got wet and cold, fearing for their well - being in the midst of the chaos.

Another is 'Cosmos', which is also a kind of fictionalized exploration of the universe. It not only presents scientific concepts but also weaves in fictional elements to make the vastness of the cosmos more accessible and exciting. It takes readers on a journey through space and time, exploring different celestial bodies and the history of the universe.

There was a single mom who worked two jobs to make ends meet. One day, her car broke down on the way to pick up her child from daycare. She had no one to call for immediate help. Stranded on the side of the road, she was worried sick about her child and also how she was going to pay for the car repair. It was a really tough situation that made her feel so alone and helpless.

In the fanfic, it might lead to a story where Fenrir tries to protect Hermione in his own way. Since she's his mate, he could see her as something precious to him. This might put him at odds with other dark forces in the wizarding world who might want to harm Hermione for various reasons. It could also cause a stir among Hermione's friends, like Harry and Ron, who would be very suspicious of Fenrir's intentions towards her.