Can you recommend some novels related to the character Rahu that are not erotic?

In non - erotic literature, if Rahu is based on its origin in Hindu mythology, Rahu is often depicted as a shadowy and somewhat malevolent figure. It is associated with eclipses, symbolizing the devouring of the sun or moon. Rahu is often part of the complex cosmology and stories of gods and demons in such literature.

There may be some children's books or educational stories that feature sundials in a non - erotic way. These could be used to teach about time - keeping in the past or about ancient cultures. You can search in libraries or online bookstores using keywords like'sundial' and 'children's story' or 'educational book'.

Another one could be 'Judy Blume's books. Her works often deal with puberty and the various experiences that come with it. While not focused solely on dry humping, they do explore the boundaries of physical closeness during that age in a way that is more about understanding and growing up rather than being erotic.

Sure. 'The Legend of Drizzt' series by R. A. Salvatore is a great choice. It follows the adventures of Drizzt Do'Urden, a dark elf with a noble heart, in the Forgotten Realms. Another one is 'Ed Greenwood Presents Elminster's Forgotten Realms', which offers a rich exploration of the D&D world.

Another one is 'Furry Friends and New Loves'. This novel tells a story of two people who meet at an animal shelter. Their journey from being friends while taking care of the pets to falling in love is beautifully depicted without any inappropriate content.

There is 'Hockey Tough' by Steve Ludzik. It's a great read for hockey enthusiasts as it delves into the mental and physical aspects of the game. It offers insights into what it takes to be a great hockey player from the perspective of someone who has been in the game.

I'm not sure if there are novels specifically related to 'Risa' that are non - erotic in science fiction. But if we consider science fiction novels about alien planets similar to what 'Risa' might be (assuming it's an alien - like concept), 'Dune' by Frank Herbert is a great choice. It has detailed world - building and complex characters.

The Devadasi system has a complex cultural and historical background. One non - erotic novel related to it could be those that focus on the social and cultural aspects of the Devadasi community in a more respectful and informative way. For example, there might be novels that explore their role in traditional music and dance within the religious and cultural framework of India. However, I'm not sure of a specific title off - hand.

There are many boots - related stories that are family - friendly. For example, the story of a young girl who saves up to buy a pair of beautiful boots for a special occasion like a dance. It's about her journey to earn the money, maybe by doing small chores around the neighborhood or helping out at a local store. And when she finally gets the boots, she feels like a princess.

Sure. There could be Norfolk historical stories, like the tales about the old fishing villages in Norfolk. These stories often involve the daily life of fishermen, their traditions, and how they survived in the past.