A story with magic and kingdoms.

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Consider the irony of your situation: from my own experience with teen fiction, I remember that many of the characters' lives seemed average, bland, and simple until someone else came along. I wouldn't focus on trying to find your ideal existence, rather look at yourself as one of those characters on the brink of something extraordinary. Try identifying with the characters' lives in ways that are similar to your own, but don't try to perfect your own story when every story line has its obstacles.

Yes. People are usually able to connect more with stories told in first person or by a narrator, whether fiction or not.

Contrary to the claim that appears at the beginning of each episode and similar to the movie Fargo (1996), the story is completely fictional.

WRONG BOOK.
The book that was fiction is "The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven."

Cocoon (silk), a pupal casing made by moth caterpillars and other insect larvae
Cocoon (film), a 1985 science fiction film

• Cocoon: The Return, 1988 sequel to Cocoon

• "Cocoon", a short story by Greg Egan in his collection Luminous
• Cocoon, a fictional world in the video game Final Fantasy XIII
• "Cocoon", an episode of Hawaii Five-O

the story is amongst many urban legends concerning vendors and their reactions to certain clients at that time. Currently, Budweiser is not owned in the USA, and would have been the actions of the delivery driver and not the brewery.

Fiction is a story that is not real. Non fiction is a story that gives factual, true information. Jack and the Beanstalk is Fiction. A journal, diary, textbook and the like are examples of Non Fiction.