Can you recommend some Thanksgiving novels?

Sure. 'Sarah Josepha Hale's Thanksgiving: A Story' is a good one. It tells about the history and traditions associated with Thanksgiving in an interesting fictional narrative.

Another beginner - friendly option is 'A Thanksgiving to Die For'. The story is straightforward and the characters are well - developed. It's about a Thanksgiving gathering where things take a dark turn. The pacing is good for those new to mystery novels, and it gives a good feel for how mystery and Thanksgiving elements can be combined in a story.

One popular Naruto Thanksgiving fanfic might be about Naruto and his friends coming together for a Thanksgiving meal in the Hidden Leaf Village. They could share stories, laugh, and be thankful for their bonds, much like how they are in the original series but with a Thanksgiving twist.

There's also 'Thanksgiving at the Tappletons' by Eileen Spinelli. In this story, the Tappleton family's Thanksgiving dinner gets ruined one by one in various comical ways. But in the end, they realize that being together is what really matters. It shows the true spirit of Thanksgiving through a series of humorous events.

There is also 'Turkey Trouble'. In this story, a turkey tries to avoid being the main course for Thanksgiving dinner. It's full of fun and adventure as the turkey disguises itself in different ways. It's really engaging and can make bedtime more enjoyable for children.

'Squanto and the Miracle of Thanksgiving' is also a good one. It combines historical elements with fictional storytelling, vividly depicting the story related to Thanksgiving. It gives readers a deeper understanding of the origin of Thanksgiving through fictionalized accounts of Squanto's role.

One classic Thanksgiving short story is 'A Turkey for Thanksgiving' by Eve Bunting. It's about a turkey who is worried about being the main course on Thanksgiving but in the end, there's a heartwarming twist. Another is 'Over the River and Through the Wood' which captures the essence of the journey to a Thanksgiving gathering with family. And 'Thanksgiving at the Tappletons' shows a family's comical and chaotic Thanksgiving dinner experience.

Sure. 'A Gentle Thanksgiving in the Regency' is a good start. It has a simple yet engaging plot. The language used is not overly complex, which makes it easy for beginners to follow. It mainly focuses on the budding romance between two characters during Thanksgiving in the regency setting.

One good Thanksgiving short story is 'The Thanksgiving Visitor' by Truman Capote. It tells a story of a young boy and his complex relationship with a classmate during Thanksgiving. It has themes of forgiveness and the true spirit of the holiday.

One great Thanksgiving historical fiction is 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'. It gives a glimpse into the life of a family during that era. The story weaves in themes related to Thanksgiving like family, gratitude, and the changing seasons in a rural setting.