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Tea and Irony: A Harry Potter Story
BY VIOLET JAMES “This happens all the time—magical children born into Muggle families. You learn, you adjust.”
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For Those Who Grieve
Worry not, my child Your dear ones are with me Don’t cry, be at peace They are safe in my arms
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Snow Daze: A Harry Potter Story
BY YATZSTAR “Keep your voice down!” Harry gestured to the corner of the house. “Snape is over there, and I’m going to get him good with this snowball.”
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Old Mister Snow
When snow first visited we welcomed him With winter songs and childlike wonderment His first flakes swirled about in a merry dance And covered the dreary autumn leaves with light…
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Christmas Poem
By Martina Juričková Word Count: 90 Rating: G Summary: A poem about the joys of Christmas Listen to this Christmas poem; wonderful, the warmth of home when mum’s baking cakes and more while just beyond the festooned door Winter sits upon her throne. Everything outside is white; you await a snowball fight. Let’s make some snowmen
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Silent Love: A Guardians of Childhood Crossover
By Amanda Pizzolatto Word Count: 1907 Rating: G Summary: Jack Frost is willing to do anything to free Rapunzel… but how high will the cost be? Based on the fairy tale “Princess Finola and the Dwarf”. Jack hated it. He hated not being able to talk to her, he hated seeing her so lonely, with
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Sanctuary: A Harry Potter Serial – Chapter 5: On Albus’ Word
BY SHEANKELOR “Severus Snape, Potions Master, stands before you today under the protection of Sanctuary.”
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Superhero Sundays: The Thing
The accident had given Ben superhuman strength and invulnerability, however, it had also given him rock-like skin and a grotesque appearance. Thus he dubbed himself the Thing.
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Digory Kirke’s Love: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
“I am afraid it’s taken me all these years to finally accept that Aslan is the one that truly brings one to Narnia. The way is merely his tool. Except the rings, of course.”
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Winter’s Fae
By Linda M. Crate Word Count: 145 Rating: G Summary: A poem about Winter’s trickster. crystals of light danced upon the snow faerie glitter for the winter fae, and i felt the sharpness of his blue eyes as crows danced all around me; but when i turned he was never there— i wonder if winter’s
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On Wings of Love: A Guardians of Childhood Crossover
BY AMANDA PIZZOLATTO “She’s a princess, right? What if I make sure she doesn’t fall in love with any human? She’d need to marry for the kingdom, right?”
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Strelnikov is Still Wrong
Don’t write to be approved by masters who Wear Rolexes in the Name of the People Don’t write to be approved by masters at all But be your own authority and see
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The Brave Little Fairy
BY DONNA FERGUSON DUDLEY “Oh, I wish that were I! To be invited to a ball, to honor Faeries’ Queen, Would be, to me, a dream come true, most magnificent of things!”
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Winter Warrior: A Tale of Saint Nicholas
BY ELIJAH DAVID “Men have nothing to fear from me,” said Nick, “so long as they do not hold darkness in their hearts.”
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Dreamland: A Guardians of Childhood Crossover
By Amanda Pizzolatto Word Count: 4577 Rating: PG (moments of peril) Summary: Jack Frost and the other Guardians meet siblings Jamie, Sophie, and Rapunzel and take them on the adventure of a lifetime. Inspired by Peter Pan. The green eyes fluttered open and grew with surprise as they were met, not with the ceiling, but
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Death and the Lion: A Crossover Serial – Chapter 2: The Uninvited
By Amanda Pizzolatto (alias Aurora Mandeville) Word Count: 31845 Rating: PG for scary situations Summary: Nico Di Angelo, son of Hades, is used to being alone, until one day a girl with auburn hair waltzes into his life… Hanging around the cemetery for the past day and a half paid off as Nico saw Lucy
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A Day of Bliss
“I hear patters from a small stream. My love eludes me. I feel the rain fall upon my face, And then she holds me. I dive and feel the ocean all around me.”
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In Defense of Santa Claus: A New Understanding of a Timeless Tale
BY NADIA C. SHOSHANA I swallowed hard and said, “Mom, you know I am too old to believe in Santa Claus anymore, right?”