So much. There’s so much that Harry missed, so much he never dared to ask, so much he never knew, never tried to. So many people with their own stories, and we only see them from Harry’s (admittedly) imperfect perspective? That hardly seems fair. Nothing is ever so one-sided as it appears. We judge these flawed characters, yet we never try to understand them. Let’s try.

The only permanent thing is change. Nothing will last forever, and if even the smallest detail is altered, it might never exist at all. But what, defying all laws of science and logic, stands the test of time is the simple truth that, in any eventuality, James Potter and Lily Evans will always fall madly, hopelessly in love. AU in which James and Lily meet before Hogwarts.

They were friends, enemies, lovers. Nevertheless, their lives are inexplicably connected to each other, and there's really no denying it. Moments in the lives of one James Potter, one Lily Evans, and one Severus Snape.

Albus Dumbledore is great. He is power, and he is ambition, and he knows it. But he is weighed down, constantly, by his family. And he resents them for it. They are nothing more than an anchor around his neck, suffocating his potential. But what happens when all his dreams come true?

Many know the story of Harry Potter, possibly the most famous wizard of all time. They hear tales of his bravery and accomplishments all the time. But what about the people in the background? Who didn't have a fairytale beginning, and who didn't have a fairytale ending? I was a girl caught between two parents and two twins. And my name is Angelina Johnson.

Sequel to Snow Falls: Dumbledore is dead, and nothing is the same. The Ministry falls, and tragedy strikes, and Genevieve has to navigate this new world, unsure of who she can trust anymore. She suffers devastating losses, and worries night and day for those she loves, and appreciates the good all the more. Because in such a darkened world, one must truly embrace the light.

Sequel to Snow Burns: Genevieve is at Hogwarts once again — but not as a student! She’s seeing the school from a different point of view. With the new knowledge of her mother’s past and Voldemort being out in the open, it seems like everything has changed. But sometimes, change can help is discover who we truly are, and Genevieve feels as though she’s finding herself all over again

Sequel to Snow Balls: With the Ministry working to discredit Dumbledore and Harry, Genevieve is one of the few people who sticks by them. This is her last year as a Hogwarts student, and it’s full of insufferable Dolores Umbridge, the stress of N.E.W.T.s, what to do after graduating Hogwarts, and the D.A. But when Umbridge threatens to take everything from her, what will she do?

Sequel to Snow Melts: Genevieve has finally got a year to relax, as she’s now able to drop some of her least favorite subjects and focus on her more interesting ones. But with the Triwizard Tournament this year, and Harry’s name coming out of it, this term seems determined to prove it will be anything but relaxing.

Sequel to Snow Drifts: Genevieve is going through a lot this year, what with O.W.L.s, an escaped convict, the trial of a hippogriff, and burgeoning feelings for a certain Weasley. But when she discovers something about Professor Lupin, the first competent DADA teacher she’s had, it ropes her into a mystery she can’t - and doesn’t want to - escape.

Sequel to Snow Crystals: Genevieve half-expects her fourth year at Hogwarts to be ordinary, after the events of the previous term. The other half knows that Harry Potter will be returning for his second year, and if there’s one thing that follows Harry, it’s danger. And when students start getting Petrified, she wonders if her life will ever be normal again.

Sequel to Blinding Snow: Genevieve returns to Hogwarts for her third year, which is marked by Charlie’s absence and Harry Potter’s arrival. And something tells Genevieve that, with the Boy Who Lived here, this year will be very, very interesting.

Sequel to Snow Flakes: Genevieve is off for her second year at Hogwarts. Her goals? Learn and keep her position as the smartest witch in her year, plot more mischief with the Weasley twins, and overcome her fear of animals (with Charlie’s help, of course). But when tragedy shakes her world, how will she react? And can she learn something from this experience?

Raised by her father after her mother’s tragic death in the First Wizarding War, independent and ambitious Genevieve sets off for her first year at Hogwarts, determined to learn as much as she can and not get distracted by silly things like friends. But when she meets Charlie Weasley, a sixth year Prefect, and his mischievous brothers, who are in her year, she’s not so sure.