The summer after second year, when Harry recieves a letter from an unlikely family friend, he's taken on the trip of a lifetime. Join him as he encounters suspicion, romance, and trusted allies on an adventure that will change his life in more ways than one. (P.S. This does NOT exist in the same universe as my other stories)

If you loved the original Muggles and their Disney Movies, you won't want to miss this exciting prequel. It contains Disney films I haven't written about in the last one, and Harry going to see them before even starting at Hogwarts. What was the first one he saw? Or the first one he and Hermione saw together? Well, that's for me to know, and you to find out.

The Seekers are going on tour of Latin America and Australasia. But what's it like for them to travel around the globe, performing at every corner, and seeing all the sights? Well, you can find out in this weekly tour diary written by none other than Harry Potter himself!

I've told you before about Hogwarts' schoolwide Disneyland trip. Well, join Harry and Hermione as they join in on the festivities at Disneyland's 40th Anniversary and share the magic of Disney with all their friends in this musical celebration.

I promised you in Muggles and their Disney Movies, I'd expand on the little holidays that Harry and Hermione went on with their families, didn't I? Well then, here you go, that's all I have to say!

If you read Harry Potter and the Unauthorized Adaptation, you know that nothing happens in that story without my say-so. That means that I say who lives, who dies, and who ends up with who, no matter how illogical. But if you think you know these characters, you'd think they'd never have a casual outing, or see a Disney movie. But that's all in Rowling's universe. What about mine?

We all have our own ways of telling the story of Harry Potter with the help of fanfiction. But how do we really explain what causes them to stray away from the books, movies, or other things? What will the fans say? Will they accuse us of trying to replace what's already "perfect"? Or is it the other way around?