Perfect, except for a few minor difficulties, that is what her life was. Then it all fell silent, to hear that it was all ruined by one little insignificant thing. Or rather a person. - Hilly overview thoughts of the book

Three short scenes in the epilogue of the Help, from Minny's, Aibileen's, and Skeeter's POV.

Basado en la película. Una charla entre Skeeter y Stuart.

Hillys letter to a cousin. Done for history assignment. Please R&R. Thank you.

Hilly tries to kill Skeeter, but things go wrong. Language.

A story that takes place in Skeeter, Hilly, and Elizabeth's childhood. Which reflects why they are the way they were in the book.

Stuart realizes his mistakes. Stuart/Skeeter

"All of that was too far from reach, too far out of the range of possibility. But Skeeter, Skeeter had a book full of blank pages. Hilly's book was already written for her."

A little short story bout her. Don't know where the plot is going so it will be a surprise for me as well xD

Drabble Mrs. Elizabeth Leefolt muses on how she wants to love her daughter and why she can't

AU What if Elizabeth Leefolt had defended Aibleen in the end of the movie. What if she actually did love her oldest child?

Minny's observations of Miss Celia as she cares for her adopted baby boy.

The summer before Mae Mobley's eighteenth birthday, she receives a letter from a mysterious woman named Aibileen. Memories arise—and so does past resentment and grief. But what's done is done, right?

AU: What if Aibileen wasn't fired from her job? What if she decided to leave before this whole mess started? What would she say to Mae Mobley? One-Shot. Rated T because I'm paranoid. Told from Aibileen's point of view.

The book didn't expand or really talk about how Skeeter felt when she was leaving to Chicago and New York. This is a little piece on her thoughts and feelings of such event. Told in her POV.

A project I did for English this year!