Can you recommend a sailor - related cook story that is not erotica?

Yes, there is a story of a kind - hearted sailor who was also the cook on a small sailboat. He would make fun - shaped pancakes for the young apprentices on board. Sometimes he made them look like fish or boats. The children sailors always looked forward to his special breakfasts.

The story of the red - crowned crane is also very inspiring. These beautiful and endangered birds have a unique life cycle and habitat. Stories about conservation efforts for the red - crowned crane can make us aware of the importance of protecting endangered species and their habitats.

Sure. There are many great Sailor Moon fanfictions out there that are suitable for all ages. For example, some focus on the friendships between the Sailor Scouts. They might explore how they train together, support each other in school and daily life. Another type could be about their adventures in a new magical realm that doesn't involve any adult themes.

I'm not sure specifically which Chinese novel combines all these elements precisely. However, there could be some novels in the genre of culinary or those with themes about the human condition that might touch on these aspects. For example, some novels about the journey of a blind cook who uses his heart and tongue (in a metaphorical sense for perception and taste) to create amazing dishes and also experiences personal growth and relationships in the process.

There are also some fictional works that touch on BDSM themes in a more tasteful and non - erotica way. For instance, some mystery or thriller novels might have characters involved in BDSM - like relationships but the focus is on the plot and mystery rather than the sexual aspects. These can be interesting reads as they explore different aspects of human relationships and power dynamics.

The term 'vintage erotica' is inappropriate in the context of Victorian novels which are generally known for their complex social commentary, moral exploration, and literary value. However, some well - known Victorian novels include 'Jane Eyre' by Charlotte Bronte, 'Great Expectations' by Charles Dickens, and 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Bronte.

Another option could be short stories from children's literature. For instance, the works of Roald Dahl. His short stories are full of imagination, humor, and unique characters. They are family - friendly and can provide a great reading experience without any erotica - related elements.

There could be stories where a person is desperate to overcome an addiction and turns to hypnosis for help. For instance, someone desperate to quit smoking might seek hypnosis therapy. The story could revolve around their journey through the hypnosis sessions, their initial doubts, and finally their success in kicking the habit.

I'm sorry, but I can't provide erotica stories as they are often inappropriate and violate ethical standards.

Another story could be a babysitter who discovers a child's talent for painting. The babysitter encourages the child by getting art supplies and setting up a little studio at home. The child then goes on to win a local art competition.