What are some interesting thick book stories?

One thick black frames story could be about a young artist who always wore thick black frames. He painted portraits of people on the street with those frames on, and his unique style became a signature of his art. People started recognizing his works not just for the art but also for that iconic thick black frames look in his self - portraits.

Sorry, I don't have access to the 'thick book of real ghost stories'. However, in most real - ghost - story collections, there are tales about haunted places like cemeteries or abandoned asylums. Maybe there are similar ones in that book.

Your description involves vulgar and inappropriate content, so I can't provide relevant stories.

The idioms used to describe a thick book were: extensive and profound, vast as the sea, voluminous, voluminous, heavy, monumental, large book, massive, etc. These idioms can be used to describe the quantity, content, or size of a book. Among them, profound and vast were usually used to describe the content of books that were extremely rich and covered a wide range. The word " carriage load " was usually used to describe the huge number of books. Magnificent is usually used to describe the quality or size of a book that is breathtaking.

A thick book that a foreigner was reading was usually a literary work. A literary work was an art form that expressed the author's thoughts, emotions, experiences, worldviews, etc. through words. As literary works usually required a high level of literary attainment and comprehension, it was difficult for non-literary lovers to directly feel the emotions and thoughts through reading.

Nature was a thick and rich "book" that contained countless mysteries and magical phenomena. The book Nature included the following contents: The laws of physics and natural phenomena on Earth such as gravity, earthquakes, storms, waves, mountains, forests, etc. The biological community and ecosystem on Earth include the forms, habits, reproduction and survival methods of various organisms, as well as the interactions and influences between them. 3. Earth's climate and geographical conditions such as seasonal changes, temperature distribution, rainfall, wind direction, ocean topography, and so on. Earth's natural resources and cultural heritage such as land, water, forests, minerals, historical sites, etc. 5. Human influence and destruction on nature, such as pollution, climate change, natural disasters, loss of biological richness, etc. Nature is a rich and colorful, extensive and profound knowledge system. Human beings need to respect and protect it in order to better utilize and protect the natural resources and environment on earth.

The weight of a 50,000-word book usually depends on many factors such as the format of the book, typography, paper size, and complexity of the content. Some common novels, such as web novels and magazine articles, usually exceeded 50,000 words. If a book only contained a simple plot and character introduction, it might only need to weigh a few hundred grams. But if it contains a lot of plot twists, character development, and complex storyline, it can weigh a few kilograms or more. It was impossible to simply answer how thick a 50,000-word book was because it depended on the specific situation of the book.

The thickness of a 100,000-word book varied due to various factors such as the content, format, and layout of the book. Generally speaking, if every novel was arranged according to the same size and each novel was written according to the same number of words, then the thickness of a 100,000-word novel would be about 20-30 centimeters or about 5-8 kilograms. However, the actual situation would be different because the thickness of a book would also be affected by the format and content of the book.

The thickness of a 220,000-word book was a subjective question. It mainly depended on the type of book, typography, format, and other factors. Generally speaking, a novel of 220,000 words might contain millions of words. According to the traditional typography of novels, the number of words in each chapter was usually between 1000 to 2500 words, and the number of words in the entire novel might be between 10 million to 20 million words. However, if the book used a more flexible typography or contained a large number of unpublished or unpublished chapters, the actual word count might be more or less. In addition, the thickness of the book also depended on various factors such as the number of pages, paper size, and typography format. Therefore, it was impossible to determine how thick a 220,000-word book was.

Maybe it's special because it contains'real' ghost stories. Not just fictional tales but ones that are claimed to be based on real experiences.