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Complete smiley novels could be novels that are full of positive emotions and expressions like smiles. Maybe they have characters who are always happy - going and the stories are filled with joyous moments.

I also highly recommend 'The Spy Who Came in from the Cold'. While not solely focused on George Smiley, it's a classic spy novel that is related to the world he inhabits. It shows the dark and gritty side of espionage and has a very clever plot that makes you question loyalties and motives.

The first George Smiley novel is 'Call for the Dead'.

One of the best smiley novels could be 'The Little Prince'. It has a simple yet profound story that often makes readers smile with its innocent view of the world. The relationship between the Little Prince and the Fox is really heartwarming.

Once upon a time, there was a smiley monster named Sunny. Sunny lived in a magical forest. It had big, bright eyes and a huge, goofy grin. Every day, Sunny would explore the forest, making friends with the little animals. One day, it found a lost baby bird. Sunny used its long arms to gently pick up the bird and carried it back to its nest. The other animals were so grateful to Sunny, and from that day on, Sunny was known as the kindest smiley monster in the forest.

The identity of the author of the 'first smiley novel' remains a mystery. It could be someone from a particular literary movement or genre that values innovation and experimentation. It could have been written by a young writer who grew up in the digital age and wanted to blend the digital language of smileys with the written word. Or perhaps it was an older writer trying to adapt to the changing times and appeal to a new generation of readers.

Well, 'first smiley novel' might refer to a novel that introduced a new form of communication within its pages. Maybe it was revolutionary in using smileys as a sort of code or symbol system that added depth to the story. For example, different smileys could represent different factions or moods in a fictional society. It could also be a marketing gimmick to make the novel stand out and attract a younger or more modern audience.

Since I don't have the actual list, it's hard to be precise. However, some light - hearted novels such as the 'Anne of Green Gables' series might be in such a list. These novels are full of positive emotions, with characters that bring a smile to readers' faces. There could also be comical novels where the humorous situations and witty dialogues make it a candidate for the 'list of smiley novels'.

Once upon a time, there was a girl who received a strange text message with a smiling emoji. But as she stared at it, the smile seemed to twist into a sinister grin. That night, she heard scratching at her window. When she looked, she saw a shadowy figure with a big, distorted smile. She tried to run but found herself frozen in fear. The figure slowly made its way closer, and she could hear its creepy laugh. Then she woke up, realizing it was all a nightmare, but the memory of that evil smile haunted her.

A group of friends were exploring an abandoned asylum. In one of the rooms, they found a wall painted with a huge smiley face. As they stared at it, they felt a cold breeze. One by one, they started to see visions of the patients who were once tortured there. The smiley face seemed to be mocking them. They tried to leave, but every corridor led them back to that room with the evil smiley face. They were trapped in a never - ending horror.