Well, the story of Doraemon is really extensive. Doraemon was sent back in time by Nobita's great - grandson because Nobita was having such a hard time in his present life. Doraemon uses his various gadgets like the 'Anywhere Door' which can take you to any place you want instantly, and the 'Memory Bread' that helps Nobita study (although with some comical side effects). It's a story full of friendship, adventure, and lessons about growing up as we follow Nobita's experiences with Doraemon by his side.
Briefly, Doraemon is sent to Nobita from the 22nd century. He has a pocket full of gadgets. They deal with Nobita's school and life problems and have fun adventures.
Some of the author's novels, including Bird of Paradise Monogatari, Relying on, etc. However, there was no recommendation information about all the novels written by the author, Doraemon. Therefore, I don't know the author's recommendations for all his novels.
Not entirely. While the movie might have drawn inspiration from real events, it has undergone significant fictionalization and creative interpretation to make it more engaging for the audience.
Such a movie might have featured a unique story setting, strong character development, and maybe some social or cultural elements that made it stand out. The cinematography and direction might have contributed to creating a visually appealing experience for the viewers.