Aunt Marge's Even Bigger Mistake by FloreatCastellum

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Ginny persuades Harry to attend Dudley’s wedding. Unfortunately, both of them forgot that Aunt Marge would also be attending.

A Conference About Spiders by Nagini Riddle

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Newt Scamander has a favor to ask of Dumbledore, and it might be something dangerous.

Some speculation as to the events leading up to Hagrid receiving an egg of a monstrous arachnid.

Written for the Fantastic Beasts challenge in the Great Hall.

A Birthright Denied by pookha

Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: Godric Gryffindor makes a trip to convince Salazar Slytherin to return to Hogwarts.

A Ship to Wreck by FloreatCastellum

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: And good God, under starry skies we are lost
And into the breach we got tossed
And the water's coming in fast!

And oh my love remind me, what was it that I said?
I can't help but pull the earth around me, to make my bed
And oh my love remind me, what was it that I did?
Did I drink too much?
Am I losing touch?
Did I build this ship to wreck?

Padma/Astoria, for the Doomed Ship Challenge

A "Normal" Life at Hogwarts by Mudbloodandproud

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Alexis Holland is an ordinary eleven year old witch. Her best friends are Albus Potter and Rose Weasley, and with them and new, unexpected friends she learns that there's no such thing as a "typical" day at Hogwarts.

A Real Ravenclaw by Aslanslamb

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: First year student Luna is dealing with being different. She approaches Professor McGonagall with an interesting question. "Can a person transform into someone else...for good?" This is set during the same time as Chamber of Secrets.

A Squib's Journey by ntoforhp

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Jeffery Potter always had sensed he was somehow different from his playmates, and at eight years old he found out how different when he overhead his father, Pontius, tell Jeffery’s mother, Portia, “Our boy doesn’t have a magical bone in his body. He’s a Squib.”

This was a blow to his parents for two reasons. The first was they were both the only children in a long lines of highly respected magical families, and the second was Jeffery had not been born until his mother was thirty-two years old and his father forty.

To his parent great surprise and greater joy, Portia became pregnant at forty-one. His brother, James, was born about two months after Jeffery’s tenth birthday. From an early age it was evident that James had inherited his parents’ magical talent.

Since James’ birth their mother was frequently bedridden, Jeffery had to tend to his baby brother’s needs quite often and James came to rely on Jeffery. As for Jeffery, all his friends had gone off to school at Hogwarts and he would have very lonely without James. The boys became almost inseparable.

Ever since his seventeenth birthday Jeffery had been feeling that there was no future for him in Godric’s Hollow. James could now take care of himself and be helpful to their mother. Jeffery felt if he stayed any longer he would be destined to the menial life of a Squib. It was time to move on. The question was where and how.

The finding of Jeffery’s journal thirty-five years later will lead Harry Potter on a journey to discover his roots and also something about himself.

All Creatures Great and Small by Amicably Manic

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Do Dementors collect pensions? Are werewolves treated fairly? What ever happened to S.P.E.W.? How did the giants come to Britain, and who’s going to take them home? Articles taken from several wizarding publications tell the story of the aftermath of the Battle of Hogwarts and the implications of Voldemort’s reign and defeat on the non-humans of the wizarding world, their allies, and their enemies.

Albus Potter and the Dark Lord's Heir by Alexandryne

Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: I couldn't imagine it was gone. But then, the magic never really is gone, is it? No, it never really ends. So what if? What if the journey continues? What if... Voldemort had a Grand-daughter? Now she must make a decission; she can choose to be good, or she follow in her grandparents' wake - and take it out on Harry Potter's youngest son.

Autumn At The Castle by Oregonian

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: The 'treat' of autumn's glorious beauty is inevitably follow by the 'trick' of winter's bleak and freezing desolation. Compare this poem with the poem Winter At The Castle, also on my author's page.

Written for Stage Three: Trick Or Treat, of the Sixth Annual October Triathlon: Race To Hallowe'en.