Wanda is struggling to move on in a world that won't let her forget Vision - until she finds that Vision is alive, his memory erased and under the control of a mysterious organisation. She sets out to help him remember who he is, but the question is whether Vision can remember enough to help her figure out what the organisation really wants with the both of them.

Sequel to The Outcast. When Jewel catches a rare disease, everyone is terrified when they realize that it is incurable - but a long-forgotten myth could be the only thing that can save her. While Bia, Carla, Tiago and their closest friends embark on a perilous quest to find the cure, things take a turn for the worse back home - and not just where Jewel's illness is concerned.

In this prequel we catch a glimpse of life in the Red macaw tribe, from Felipe's eyes as he grows from a young nestling into an adult. Felipe must deal with the constant pressure from his critical father, and also keep his relationship with the beautiful Adelaide. She, however, isn't an average macaw - she is desperately trying to conceal her mental illness.

After their first summer vacation in Rio, Blu, Jewel and their now-teenaged kids return to the tribe. While Carla and Tiago have few problems fitting in with other kids, Bia's intelligence has made her an outcast and shunned by some of the other teenagers. But when Bia meets a special young male named Azure, her life is set to change forever.

(This story will be rewritten at some point) As a young chick, Jewel accidentally sparks a war between her tribe and the Reds' via the latter's manipulative leader twisting the truth. But as the two tribes face off in a dramatic rivalry, one night is set to change the lives of the tribes - and Jewel - forever, carving emotional scarring along the way and tearing Jewel's life apart.