Can you recommend some novels related to constellation in the book?

Often, they use constellations as symbols. For example, a character might be associated with a particular constellation to show their traits, like a Leo character being bold and confident.

I'm not sure if there are Chinese novels directly named 'Pillow Book' in a very common sense. However, in Chinese literature, there are many works that touch on the themes of dreams and inner thoughts which are somewhat related to the idea of a 'pillow book'. For example, some works in the genre of 'chuanqi' (strange tales) might have elements where the protagonist's dreams or inner musings are important parts of the story, like in 'Liao Zhai Zhi Yi' (Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio).

Sure. Leo is a constellation. It represents the lion. In Greek mythology, it was the Nemean Lion, which was a fierce and invincible beast. Hercules had to slay it as one of his twelve labors. Leo is quite prominent in the night sky and is often associated with strength and royalty.

The constellation Cygnus also has a love story. Cygnus represents a swan. In Greek mythology, Zeus transformed himself into a swan to seduce Leda. Their union resulted in the birth of Helen of Troy, among others. The constellation Cygnus is often associated with this amorous encounter and the beauty that came out of it.

One 'a constellation in the sky fanfic' that stands out is the one where the constellations come to life. The author does an amazing job of bringing these celestial beings into the human world. They interact with humans, and there are both comical and poignant situations that arise from these interactions. It's a really unique take on the concept of constellations.

Yes, 'Our Souls at Night' by Kent Haruf is set in a small - town rural area which could be similar to an Iowa farm setting. It focuses on the relationship between two older people, and while not strictly about farming, it gives a good sense of the rural life that often surrounds Iowa farms. There's also 'The Bridges of Madison County' which is set in Iowa and has elements related to the rural landscape and the people living there, which can be associated with Iowa farms.

Sure. There's a story that Orion was a hero who once saved a village from a terrifying monster. As a reward, the gods placed him in the sky as a constellation. It's a story not as well - known as the Greek mythology ones but still shows Orion as a heroic figure.

😋The female protagonist of each novel represents a constellation, and they are all modern female novels: 1. "Queen of Aries": The female lead represents Aries. 2. Taurus Winner: The female lead represents Taurus. 3. "Gemini CEOs": The female lead represents Gemini. 4. "The Miracle Doctor of Cancer": The female lead represented Cancer. 5. [The Bright Life of a Lion Girl]: The female lead represents Leo; 6. "Virgin Lawyer": The female protagonist represents Virgo. 7. "Libra Female Stewardess": The female lead represents Libra. 8. [The Scorpion Girl: The Female Lead represents Scorpio.] 9. "Female Sniper: The female lead represents Sagittarius. 10. "Capricorn Female Giant": The female lead represents Capricorn; 11. "Aquarius Female Genius Scientist": The female lead represented Aquarius. 12. [Pisces Female Inspiration Painter]: The female lead represented Pisces. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Sure. 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' by Eric Carle is a classic. It's about the transformation of a little caterpillar into a butterfly, which is told in a simple and engaging way for both kids and adults to enjoy.