How to find a suitable name for a story/book?

You can start by checking popular book review websites or blogs. People often share and recommend books there, and you might come across the one you're looking for.

Well, it could be something like 'The Enchanted Adventures' or 'Mysteries of the Forest'.

You could start by thinking about the town's theme or main feature. For example, if it's a seaside town, names related to the ocean or beach might work. Or you could look at the history or culture you envision for the town and draw names from that.

Think about current social issues or timeless themes like love, friendship, and adventure. Also, reading a wide variety of books in your genre can give you inspiration for themes.

You could look at bestseller lists in the non-fiction category and see which publishers are behind those successful books. Then reach out to them. Another option is to join writing groups or associations related to non-fiction and get advice from fellow writers on finding publishers.

The Book of Songs was one of the treasures of ancient Chinese literature. It contained many names suitable for boys. Here are some examples: 1. Yang: It represents masculinity, vitality, and confidence. 2. Prosperity: It means wealth and well-being. It means happiness and contentment. 3. Gong Jin: It means that the moral character is noble, witty and smart, suitable for ambitious boys. 4. Zhong Xiang: It means that the boy has great ambitions and will achieve extraordinary things in the future. 5 Zi Ang: It means that young and promising, arrogant and confident, suitable for a confident boy. 6. Zi Xuan: It means noble and elegant, with an extraordinary bearing, suitable for boys with noble temperament. 7 Zihan: It means deep and restrained, smart and intelligent. It is suitable for boys with content and intelligence. Zi Zi: It means that young and promising, talented and suitable for talented boys. In the Book of Songs, the names of the boys not only reflected the boy's character and characteristics, but also expressed the hope for a better future for the boy.

Look at other successful stories in the same genre and see what kind of names they have. But don't copy; just get ideas. Also, consider using alliteration or rhyming to make the name more appealing.

Think about the main theme or idea of your story. The name should give a hint or reflect that. Also, try to make it catchy and easy to remember.

One way to find a story template is to study the works of successful authors in your preferred genre. Analyze their plot arcs and character development to identify common patterns. Another option is to join writing communities or forums where fellow writers might share templates and tips.

Browse through different genres of literature, movies, or TV shows. Analyze what makes them engaging and try to identify common themes. Another way is to simply let your imagination run wild and jot down any ideas that come to mind, then see if they can form a coherent theme.