Five years ago Paul Irving left Avonlea for boarding school, much to Davy Keith's relief. Now, Paul is back and Davy must overcome his feelings of inadequacy and learn to accept himself for who he is. Paul/Davy Note: Somewhat AU.

Anne doesn't break the slate over Gilbert's head.

A PG version of another Anne and Gil story as they begin their marriage

Summary: What if Joyce had lived and married “little” Fred? Epistolary letter story between characters during ROI. Some not in that time’s speech for 3 year olds and I‘m not on par with LMM: I‘m trying.

Kilmeny of the Orchard. Mrs. Williamson meets her best friend's daughter at last.

Diana Blythe is about to leave for Redmond. Not only will she learn about Literature and History, but love, hope, perserverance, sorrow and death. Some parts of it are direct qoutes from RoI. These will be underlined, and they don't belong to me!

Gilbert Blythe has returned to Avonlea school and meets the sweetest girl he's ever met. Because of his father's instruction to treat ladies with respect, he resists the temptation to call her "Carrots". A beautiful friendship bloomed because of it.

A selection of short stories set in the time period between AHOD & AOI. Jem, Walter,Di, Nan, and maybe Shirley, when they are young children and the scrapes they get into, plus how Anne feels as she cares for such a large brood.

Walter is dead, but he marches still, and fights with an army that make not a sound. They lurk in the shadows. We do not see them, yet we may feel their presence. Let us not forget them.

Song lyrics by Celine Dion. "If you touch me like this...and if you hold me like that...it was lost long ago, but it's all coming back to me..." Andrew and Robin Stuart's love story.

Kilmeny of the Orchard. Neil Gordon feels bitter due to the bigotry and racism of his peers, and hurt by the growing divide between him and Kilmeny.

What if Anne wasn't an orphan? What if she was related to the Cuthberts and Rachel Lynde? Slightly Movie verse in later chapters. AU Title si fron a favorite country song.

This is a story based on Character’s created by Lucy Maud Montgomery and altered somewhat by me! The major difference is that I have aged Anne, a year and threequarters older than Gilbert, so that Anne will be the Avonlea student's Teacher, instead.

Set in 1921, when the last of the soldiers are returning from the Great War. Walter/Una story that is, as far as I am concerned, original and a result of my wild imagination! Reviews are welcome, as always. Always keep faith. :

Una Meredith can't get over Walter Blythe's death and desperately wants a job that will take her out of Glen St. Mary's. Seymour Grant desperately needs a tutor for his nephew: the only problem is he won't hire females.

Takes place after running into Gilbert and him giving her the letter. This is an alternate universe story where Anne also writes a letter before he leaves on the train. Told from both Anne and Gilbert's perspective. Read on review!

Based on the song by Taylor Swift. A Blue Castle piece about Barney and Valancy.

Meggie Blythe is fourteen years old and facing the challenges of growing up amidst WWII

If Anne got a visitor from our world...What would happen? Summary sucks, and i got the story from listening to 'New Girl In Town'. T for language.

WW2 Anne fic

Was the price the soldiers paid with their lives in WW1 worth it? Did they die for nought?

A poem Walter may have written, predicting his own fate.

He had to meet the fiery girl who had burst into his town, his life. It was the single most important thing Gilbert Blythe had ever known. -- Just a little ficlet from Gilbert's point of view.

The summer after that fateful day was anything less than pleasant. Both Anne and Gilbert felt it. They could both feel a shadow of something missing, something gone, that should have never left. And both knew exactly what that something was.

Anne, Gil, a summer's day, a race, and a hearty dose of denial.