Hermione volunteers to be a model in a life drawing class.

"We'd sing and dance, forever and a day." The Hogwarts life of Lily and James in eight parts (along with mischievous Marauders, the honest Mary MacDonald and a thoroughly determined Emmeline Vance) revolving around petty gossips, fist-fights, love-struck teenagers, embryonic terrorists, put-upon professors, steadfast friends, and of course, the dreaded question: "Do you fancy..."

A collection of silly stories about what kind of chaos might ensure when three teenage boys have the power to turn into animals. Warning for bad puns and my terrible attempts at humour. First up- never blame your flatulence on the dog.

It's a peaceful afternoon in the Auror Office when Benjy Fenwick starts musing on the oddities of wizarding music. The consequences are a little bizarre to say the least... (Basically, a bit of pure music-based crack set in the late 1970s. I couldn't help myself.)

"Alright, so you like him, he likes you: he proposes, then you ride off into the sunset together. Vance sobs, Moony gets the bouquet, and Wormtail pelts you both with confetti. What's the problem?" Lily's been avoiding James and it's Sirius' job to find out why. Please read and review :)

It's 1975: the Kenmare Kestrels are top of the league, Celestina Warbeck busy bewitching the ears, and "Hairy Snout, Human Heart" is number 1 on the Daily Prophet Bestseller List, and Alastor Moody is champing at the bit to get back in the game. But with a boss who won't let him near any real action, and a mutinous team sick of twiddling their thumbs, that's easier said than done.

It's November 1975: the Kenmare Kestrels are top of the league, the sensational "Hairy Snout, Human Heart" is a bestseller, Celestina Warbeck is top of the charts (again), and Alastor Moody is champing at the bit to return to active service. But with an unruly team and a boss who won't let him near the front lines... (Part 1 of a series on the Auror Office during the First War)

In which Sirius is a prat, Lily is in full prefect mode, Marlene's Hogwarts' resident hypocrite, James is still Quidditch mad and Mary is, well, Mary. Hogwarts in the seventies and the worst years of the First war, seen through the eyes of an ordinary pupil as she grows up alongside the teenagers who would one day grow up to be war heroes. All belongs to J.K.Rowling, please review!

'You're that MacDonald girl Bellatrix Black hates aren't you' 'Story of my life.' Hogwarts in the seventies and the worst years of the first wizarding war, seen through the eyes of an ordinary pupil. All belongs to J.K. Reviews greatly appreciated.