Fred Weasley likes to plan things. So does Hermione, but even more so, she likes to barge into things. And when Hermione barges into his life, Fred is simply unable to do anything but fall for her. This is how Fred falls for Hermione, within three separate scenes. AU where Fred survives the War.

The year is 1350, and Perenelle Flamel is one of the many victims of the bubonic plague. Nicolas Flamel refuses to sit back and watch his love die. So instead, being the alchemist he is, he gets up and creates the Philosopher's stone.

Lily's brought home a Muggle toy for Harry to play with during his bath. There's just one problem: James and Sirius are terrified of it.

Poor Hades discovers from his brother, Zeus, and sister, Demeter, that his planet isn't...exactly a planet anymore. Really, it's no wonder that he dislikes family news.

"People say the Choosing Ceremony doesn't change a thing about you. They say it could change your lifestyle, but it doesn't change you." Sophia Peterson is Amity through and through. That is, until she defies all nature by picking, well, a faction not in her nature. This is her story.

Six-year-old Ginny Weasley has a talk with her older brother, Charlie, about what they want to be when they grow up. And even though she certainly does not want to be a dragon trainer, Ginny decides that she wants to grow up to be brave, just like Charlie.

Ginny Weasley wanted to be brave. She wasn't fond of waiting around, being chased by the Carrows. She wanted to do something, and so she convinced Neville to recreate Dumbledore's Army. A take on how the D.A. came to be again. Set in the seventh book.

"They say that just before you die, your whole life flashes before your eyes. But when you're about to die, you don't see your life. You see hers". Written for the "Before I Fall Challenge".

Luke didn't always love Annabeth. But this is how he came to view her as a friend to a sister to something more. "Moments" set in the first PJ series, so SPOILERS from all the books in that series. Very Canon to the books.

"The pact of the Big Three didn't change a lot of what I did. I thought it was manageable, for the time being, to avoid mortal women. But then one day, it all came crashing down on me like a huge wave of water (actually, those are quite nice), in the form of a single, unique woman. This is how I met Sally Jackson." Told in Poseidon's POV.

How our brave, awkward little Gryffindor came to be - a take on Neville's story of how he got his letter to Hogwarts. Written for the Gemstone Challenge.

What if Hermione and Draco had spent all those years loving each other, but never telling the other? This is their stories, told in both Hermione and Draco's views (still in third-person). Warning: it follows the plotline of the series and beyond; in other words, there's no happy ending (for them, at least).

All her life, Hermione has always been teased for her smarts. But when she gets accepted to Hogwarts, the greatest wizarding school in the world, she sees the chance to start fresh; to begin anew. However, Hermione soon finds out that even in a school of magic, making friends is hard. Revisit the first months of Harry's first year at Hogwarts - this time, in Hermione's perspective.

Despite their parents' hatred of the Malfoys, Rose and Albus discover for themselves on the Hogwarts Express that maybe Malfoys aren't so bad - and might make a friend of one themselves (also includes Sorting).