1. Nature and Humans: The impact of climate change; human interaction with nature; travel writing and poetry reflecting environmental concerns; the role of personal accounts in storytelling.

2. Heroes and Society: The concept of modern heroes; the rise of false heroes; influence of media on heroism; young caregivers and their societal role; the evolution of superheroes in popular culture.

3. Science and the Modern World: How the web was born; the influence of technology on society; the future of artificial intelligence; the impact of machines on daily life; dystopian narratives exploring technological advancements.

4. Monsters and Folklore: The psychology of fear related to childhood monsters; myths and legends about supernatural creatures; how monsters are portrayed in literature; the cultural significance of mythical beings.

5. Writing and Language Techniques: The use of figurative language in storytelling; dialogue punctuation in scripts; strategies for understanding unfamiliar words; the role of sentence structure in communication.

6. Ethical and Social Responsibility: The role of counter-arguments in debates; the impact of persuasive writing in shaping opinions; social responsibility in literature; the influence of critical thinking on decision-making.