As they sail away from Secret Water, the Swallows and Amazons tell Commander and Mrs Walker some of their adventures.

Nights in Penelope's life. "A Traveller in Time" fanfiction.

"This is a disaster. That's the thought that's running through Lisbon's head without pause."

A cello's release from storage to be a comfort to a grieving girl.

A blizzard traps Hilda and Nell in the School at Christmas, disrupting all their plans.

"Life already seemed warmer. For the first time it came home to Katherine that life might be beautiful, even for her." (LM Montgomery, Anne of Windy Poplars). Snapshots of Katherine's Christmas at Green Gables.

When everyone you know suddenly becomes a potential enemy, who do you turn to? Captain America: The Winter Soldier fanfiction.

Through a doorway, Francis is granted a glimpse. A Traveller in Time fanfiction.

"Rosalie, why is it you've never married?" (Jo Maynard, A Chalet School Reunion, Elinor Brent-Dyer). Rosalie Dene and Peggy Burnett discuss marriage.

Minette's first visit to Miss Annersley's study.

"Sit down? Sit down! You've given my daughter illegal drugs and you want me to - "

"This time next year, you'll be at Oxford," Rosalie said pensively. "I wish I were going, too."

Callie, Arizona and a pizza night.

"Titty looked around frantically, hoping Roger would appear soon. She didn't want to go without saying goodbye to him, but she wanted to find her train as quickly as possible." 50x500 7

A Mechanicsburg elder reminisces.

"It was with a feeling of great relief that Hilda, having relayed Jack's message to Robin, left the library and made her way to Nell's study. A quiet cup of tea was just what she needed." A missing scene from Lavender Laughs.

'"Wait!" Agatha screamed.' A Butterfly Oddquain about the end of the book, from Agatha's POV.

"As for Mother actually crying over something they'd done, Susan couldn't understand how the Amazons could bear it." A conversation between Susan and Peggy, after the Amazons' attack on Swallowdale.

"When she was a child, Hermione thought books held the answer to everything."

"It's YOUR fault, James, and I'M TELLING!"