Is narrating a story good?

Sure. There was a story from a friend of mine. She was staying alone in an old house for a few days. One night, she heard strange scratching sounds on the window. When she looked, there was no one there. But the sound continued. Another time, a man told me he was in a supposedly haunted hotel. He saw a figure of a woman in a long white dress in the hallway at night, but when he blinked, it disappeared.

One activity could be creating a book report. Kids can write about their favorite characters, the plot, and what they learned from the book. Another is role - playing. They can act out scenes from the story, which helps them understand the characters better. Also, making a bookmark inspired by the book, like drawing a character or a scene on it.

There's also 'The Three Little Pigs'. Three little pigs leave home to build their own houses. One builds a house of straw, one of sticks, and the last one of bricks. A big bad wolf comes and blows down the first two houses but can't get into the brick house. It shows kids the importance of building things well and being prepared.

There's the story of the Amityville Horror. The Lutz family claimed to experience all sorts of terrifying things after moving into a house where a murder had occurred. Doors slamming, cold spots, and a feeling of being watched. While they thought it was due to some dark magic or curse, skeptics say it could be due to things like the power of suggestion, psychological stress from knowing the house's history, or natural causes like faulty wiring causing strange noises.

The Monster Hunter Stories is great because of its unique take on the Monster Hunter universe. It combines the familiar monsters with an engaging story. The gameplay mechanics of befriending and riding monsters are really cool. You can explore different areas with your trusty monster companion, which adds a lot of fun to the adventure.

A 'Naruto Menma' fanfic could focus on his relationship with his family in more depth. Maybe exploring his bond with his parents and how it affects his decisions. It could show how he overcomes family - related challenges and rises to become a stronger shinobi.

Well, I'm not an expert on all 'Fifty Shades Darker' fanfictions involving Ana and Christian, but I know that some focus on the power dynamics in their relationship. They might explore how Ana gains more confidence and challenges Christian in different ways. Some fanfictions also introduce new characters that interact with Ana and Christian, which can create interesting plot twists. A good way to find these fanfictions is to search for tags related to the story and characters on fanfiction platforms.

A cool off love story? Well, there's this couple, Mark and Emma. They had a lot of misunderstandings and so decided to take a break. Mark started to volunteer at a local community center. It made him see the world differently. Emma took up painting, which was very relaxing for her. As they were apart, they both grew as individuals. Eventually, they met again at a friend's party and realized that their love was worth fighting for. So they got back together.

One popular fanfiction might involve Ash's friends turning against him due to a misunderstanding about a powerful Pokemon he caught. They might think he's being selfish with its power.

I'm not entirely sure what 'ntdiu' specifically refers to here. It could be an abbreviation or a term specific to a certain field or organization. Without more context, it's difficult to say what these 'denied success stories' might be.