There is no room in Albus Dumbledore's world for little boys who live in cupboards under the stairs.

It's about a young man and a young woman, neither of whom really were given a chance. Is it any surprise that they ended up with the crowd they did?

A little girl, ever overshadowed by her sisters, questions from the background. That is, until he pulls her out of her shell with a wink and a bit of flame.

Harry once said that he was never allowed to do better than Dudley at school. How did that start? Mentions of child neglect/abuse.

Ted Lupin, now eleven, heads off to Hogwarts for the first time. He hears a crying boy on the train and finds himself making his first friend.

"I love you, Andy. However far away you are from me, I will always love you." Andromeda Black reflects on how her little fairy tale had gotten this far, and builds up her resolve to tell her family about him. Ted. Her library friend turned the love of her life.

In Which Fred and George, Gred and Forge, Prankster Extraordinaires decide to prank Snape several times over, Snape is a typically cunning Slytherin, and Umbridge is fairly randomly humiliated. Small book AU.

The Weasley Twins are questioned. "Which of their brothers, and Why him?"

The Vizards, before they became the Vizards, had mostly all known each other. Mostly being everyone but Hachi. Hachi, by virtue of circumstance and being part of a mainly separate organization from the rest, was their loner. But sometimes he felt like he belonged. Angsty Fluff with a Happy Ending, Hachi-centric, Vizards, Canon-esque, but before Canon

Every full moon is a trial at Hogwarts for one Remus Lupin. However, his friends are always there for him, right? This is the night when Sirius does something more stupid than usual, James proves he is a Gryffindor, and Snape picks up a grudge he will bear forever.

He didn't know when his obsession with immortality started, but to be great is to be misunderstood and Tom Riddle (turned Voldemort) was a very misunderstood child.

We all knew that Oliver Wood was a Quidditch fanatic. We knew that he often was extremely demanding of his team. But when they think he goes too far, the twins go too far in return.

Also known as The Day The Golden Trio Runs Away, The Day Rufus Scrimegeour Dies, The Day Harry Spends As A Weasley. Or, most of all, Fleur Delacour-Weasley's Ruined Wedding Day.

No one knew that Professor Lockhart made Harry do anything but address his fan mail when he had detentions with him. Harry's losing himself. Kind of Dark.