What are the recommendations for fantasy novels with more female protagonists?

Holden is definitely one of the most memorable. His leadership and moral compass drive much of the story. Miller is also quite memorable with his detective - like nature and his complex backstory.

One success story could be of a software engineer. He found his dream job on a job board. He had been applying randomly before but the job board's targeted listings led him to a startup that was a perfect fit for his skills. He's now leading a major project there.

Another great one is 'Six Flying Dragons'. It focuses on the rise of Yi Bang - won, who later became King Taejong. It delves into the political struggles and power plays during that era. There are many complex characters and exciting plot twists that keep you engaged throughout the story.

Hardly. Erotic stories usually focus on sexual themes which are not in line with the mainstream positive values in literature. Most of the great literature works are about more profound human nature, society, and culture.

Well, it often serves as a plot device. For instance, it can be used to explain why a character has a particular magical gift or power. If a character has a strong 'blood legacy' from an old and powerful magical family, they might be able to do things like cast spells without a wand more easily than others.

Well, 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' is a great one. It's a humorous take on science fiction with all kinds of strange aliens and out - of - this - world adventures. 'Ender's Game' is also quite popular. It delves into the mind of a child prodigy in a future where Earth is at war with an alien race. There's also 'Neuromancer' by William Gibson, which is a classic cyberpunk science fiction fantasy book that explores the world of hacking and virtual reality.

A charm bracelet is a great example. Each charm added to it represents a different event or memory in a person's life. A tiny Eiffel Tower charm could represent a trip to Paris, while a little heart charm might be a gift from a loved one.

In an 'abused tord fanfic', characterization is key. Tord's reactions to the abuse should be believable. He could be angry at first, then gradually become more withdrawn. You need to build the world around him realistically too. If it's set in a certain community, show how that community either fails or helps him. And always keep in mind the overall message you want to convey with the story, whether it's about the strength to overcome abuse or the importance of prevention.

The young boy who delivers the letter is a main character for sure.

There may be some less - known, perhaps regional or niche stories that involve this. In some local folklore, there could be tales of outcasts or those who have broken taboos being left in such a state. But in terms of widely - recognized literature, it's not a common theme. However, in some modern experimental or avant - garde writing, there might be pieces that explore such extreme and unusual situations.