Can you recommend some fiction books where chocolate plays an important role?

Sorry, I'm not aware of any particular novel where the 'Twentieth Day of January' has a prominent role. However, in some self - published or niche novels, this date might be significant. You could try searching in specific literary databases or asking in book - related forums where enthusiasts might be able to point you to such a novel.

In 'The Secret Garden', Mary Lennox is a young girl who has lost her parents. The female figures around her, like Martha, play a role in her growth. Martha is like an older sister or mother - like figure to Mary. She tells Mary about the outside world, encourages her to explore the garden, and through these interactions, Mary starts to change from a spoiled and unhappy child to a more lively and caring one.

😋I recommend [The Spirit's Clouds] and [The Life of a Pharmacist] to you. The former was about the female protagonist being a lone star, living in a world of complicated conspiracies. The plot was grand, and she had superpowers and special abilities, but the fairytale romance was also very warm. The latter was about the main character Tao Zi, who had dealings with various female protagonists in the cultivation world. Although there were all kinds of golden fingers around her, Tao Zi still persisted in her dreams. The plot was close to life and very interesting. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Sure. 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' by Roald Dahl is a very famous one. It's a story full of imagination about a boy's adventure in a magical chocolate factory.

One example is 'James and the Giant Peach'. In this story, the centipede is one of the strange and wonderful creatures that James meets inside the giant peach. The centipede is a very talkative and somewhat boastful character. He helps James on his adventure, using his many legs to move around inside the peach and providing some comic relief with his humorous remarks.

Sure. There's a short story where a big dog named Max saves a little girl from getting lost in the woods. Max follows her scent and leads her back home. Another example is a story about a big dog that guards a farm at night and scares away thieves. It's very loyal to its owner.

😋I recommend the Oriental fantasy novel,"100,000 Postures to Hold the Female Lead's Leg"! The female protagonist is intelligent, astute, strong and decisive. Not only is she a master of alchemy, refining, and talismans, but she also knows how to set up arrays to hunt for treasures. In the end, she will rely on her own efforts to reach the peak of the immortal path step by step. Moreover, there is a group of male protagonists fighting to protect her ~ I believe you will like it very much! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

In a small town, there was a man named Tom who was quiet. His neighbor was wrongly accused of stealing. Tom noticed some small details that others missed because he was so quiet and observant. He quietly collected evidence that proved his neighbor's innocence. He then presented it to the authorities without making a big fuss. His quiet nature was crucial in this situation as it enabled him to work in the background and get the job done.

There is a story about a scientist who wanted to present his research at an international conference in an English - speaking country. His English wasn't great at first, but he worked hard to improve it so that he could share his findings accurately with the world.

I recommend " Le Nong Shi ". This novel is an ancient romance novel written by the author, Mu Xue Qianzhang. The female protagonist is called Duoduo. The content revolved around her self-reliant life, focusing on agriculture and seducing a pleasing husband. I hope you like my recommendation.😗