Another option is to join Undertale - related forums or communities. People there often share and recommend good fanfictions. For example, on the Undertale subreddit, you can post a request for undertale sans x underswap papyrus fanfictions and I'm sure the community will be happy to help.
The concept of abuse in 'abused harry fanfic' also allows for more complex character relationships. For example, how his friends might react when they discover what he's been through. It creates more drama and emotional investment from the readers.
There's also 'Under the Cherry Blossom Tree'. This story is about a couple who find each other during a cherry blossom festival. The descriptions of the setting and the emotions are so vivid that it makes the romance feel truly special.
I don't know who the author of 'ella a novel' is. There are so many novels out there, and without more information, it's impossible to determine the author.
It could mean that in a certain story, a character feels that they are an individual entity, separate from others. For instance, in a post - apocalyptic story, a survivor might think 'one is one and all alone' as they struggle to find other humans and have to rely solely on themselves.
I think you could start by choosing a genre you like. If you like adventure, 'Treasure Island' from the list of classic novels might be a good start. It has pirates and hidden treasures. If you prefer love stories, 'Sense and Sensibility' is a great choice. It shows different types of love and relationships. You can also ask for recommendations from friends who are into classic novels.
One common theme is the bond between Yugi and the Dark Magician. It's often explored in a deep, almost spiritual way, showing how they rely on each other in battles and in their journey through the Yu - Gi - Oh! world.
Since I'm not familiar with specific 'Joe Palestine graphic novels', it's hard to say. But generally in graphic novels, themes can include personal growth, relationships, and social issues.
Character development also pops up a lot. Through the chess games, we see Erwin change and grow. Maybe he starts off as an overconfident player and then learns humility through a tough loss, or he could develop new friendships or even a romantic relationship with someone he meets at a chess event. It's all about how the experience of playing chess shapes who he is as a person in these fanfictions.
It could make her more empathetic. Seeing her younger self might remind her of her own innocence that was lost over time. So she could become more understanding towards others, especially children in the post - apocalyptic world.
Christie is great at creating unreliable narrators in her ghost stories. You're never quite sure if what they're telling you is the truth or if their own fears are clouding their perception, which keeps you on edge throughout the story.