Can you recommend some Roman - inspired English stories without sexual content?

Definitely. There are Urdu roman stories about historical events. For instance, the story of how a particular region was developed during a certain era. It could involve the hard work of the local people, the influence of different rulers, and how the area evolved over time. Reading such stories can be both educational and interesting.

One such story could be about a young couple who learn the values of mutual respect and understanding from the Kamasutra. They apply these principles in their daily lives, like how to communicate better during arguments. Another could be a story of an older couple who, by following the relationship - building aspects of the Kamasutra, rekindle their love and passion for each other in a non - sexual way.

Sure. There are many Roman - inspired English stories that are family - friendly. For example, 'The Eagle of the Ninth' is a great adventure story set in Roman times. It follows the journey of a young Roman officer as he tries to restore his family's honor. Another one could be stories about Roman mythology like the adventures of Hercules which have been retold in English in a non - sexual and engaging way for all ages.

One excellent choice is 'Tamas' by Bhisham Sahni. It deals with the partition of India and the resulting chaos, violence, and human suffering. It's a thought - provoking book that helps in understanding a crucial period in Indian history. Additionally, 'Raag Darbari' by Shrilal Shukla is a satirical take on rural politics and power play in Indian villages.

Another type could be stories of friendship in the desi context. It could be about two friends from different backgrounds in a desi village or city, how they support each other through thick and thin, and how their friendship overcomes various challenges and prejudices in the society.

Stories could revolve around the exploration of the different regions in Narnia. The beautiful landscapes, from the snowy mountains to the lush forests, can be the backdrop for adventures. We could have stories where the characters are on a quest to find a hidden treasure or a magical item that will save Narnia from a new threat, all while learning important values such as courage and loyalty.

In the 'Harry Potter' series, Harry, Ron, and Hermione have a strong friendship that includes elements of bromance among Harry and Ron. They support each other through all the difficult times at Hogwarts, from fighting dark wizards to dealing with schoolwork and personal problems.

Sure. There are many wonderful Tamil folktales like 'The Story of Kannagi' which is a very famous Tamil epic story. It's about a woman's quest for justice and loyalty.

There are many wonderful Gujarati stories that are family - friendly. For example, the tales of 'Sundar Kand' in Gujarati folklore are quite popular. These stories often carry moral lessons and are rich in cultural values. They can be found in Gujarati storybooks or sometimes even on cultural websites dedicated to Gujarati literature.

Definitely. 'Zootopia' is an interesting animation story. It creates a world where all animals live together in a modern metropolis. The story follows a rabbit police officer, Judy Hopps, and a fox con artist, Nick Wilde, as they team up to solve a mystery. It has themes of prejudice, friendship, and achieving one's dreams.