What are some good name ideas for stories?

For a fantasy story, you could consider names like 'Aria', which has a musical and ethereal feel. 'Eldric' is also great for a wise old wizard or a noble knight. 'Luna' is perfect for a character with a connection to the moon, perhaps a mysterious seer.

One teaching idea could be to have students create their own name stories. They can research the origin and meaning of their names and then present it to the class. This helps in self - discovery and also improves public speaking skills.

One idea could be a story about a young adventurer who discovers a hidden, magical world in an old attic. They encounter strange creatures and have to solve puzzles to find their way back home.

How about a story set in a post - apocalyptic world? In this world, resources are scarce and people have to fight for survival. The main character could be a survivor who discovers a hidden place with a source of clean water or some technology that could potentially save the remaining humanity. They then face the challenge of protecting this discovery from other desperate groups.

One good idea could be a tale of a young person's adventure in a magical world full of strange creatures and hidden treasures.

Some ideas are 'Love's Labyrinth'. This name can be used for a story where the couple has to navigate through various difficulties and challenges in their relationship, just like finding their way through a labyrinth. 'Starry - Eyed Love' gives the feeling of that dreamy, innocent kind of love. And 'Love Unveiled' is suitable for a story where the true nature of love is gradually revealed over the course of the narrative.

Some names that might work are 'Hidden Tales', 'Exclusive Snaps', or 'Secret Snap Diaries'. These names give the idea that the story is only for a select few or for your own private viewing.

You could consider 'Skywhisper'. It gives an image of a bird that is light and perhaps has a soft call that seems to whisper in the sky. Another option could be 'Featherglide' which implies that the bird moves through the air with grace, like its feathers are helping it glide smoothly.

A story about a serial killer on the loose. You can build suspense by showing his perspective as he hunts his victims. The idea of a possessed person is also scary. They act in strange ways, their eyes change, and they can do things that are beyond human capabilities. And then there's the concept of a town with a dark secret. Everyone seems normal on the surface, but as the story unfolds, you discover the awful truth that has been hidden for years.

Another idea is a small, isolated town. A traveler arrives and notices that the townspeople are all very strange. There are no children in sight. As night falls, the traveler discovers that the town has a dark secret. Every full moon, the townspeople transform into some sort of inhuman creatures and hunt for any outsiders. The traveler must now find a way to escape before the next full moon.