First by armagod679

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: I could say I that I hated my sister. I really could. But I would be lying. I didn't really hate her. I hated the fact that she was always first. Petunia only wants a normal life with a normal man who puts her first. So why is her sister always ahead?

A Part of Me by Maple_and_PheonixFeather

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Everything he did, he did for her.

The Stars As My Witness by Gmariam

Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: I cannot see their bodies, buried beneath the ruins of their life together, but I know they are there. I can imagine their green and hazel eyes, staring into the dark emptiness. It is all I can do to stay upright, filled with equal parts rage and grief as I gaze unseeing at the heartbreaking scene.

How did it come to this?

Muggle Boy and Me by grangergirl35

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Cecilia Peverell, pureblood in a dying family line, is conflicted with the presence of a young man in her heart. Tom Riddle the second, whose parents' land adjoins that of her family. But she can never love a Muggle, being a Peverell. While avoiding the affections of Gerald Potter, she descends into a mad romance with Tom, until he vanishes for a year, with the tramp Merope.
Years later, who is Voldemort REALLY?

Idea taken from the chapter of HBP titled "The House of Gaunt" in which Tom Riddle Sr. is seen with a supposedly Muggle girl named Cecilia.

A Little Lighter Than Black by kritchen

Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: From the ancient and noble house of Black to the obscurity of being Muggleborn, seventh year just promised to be another school year, although their last. Andromeda is testing her boundaries and the limits placed upon her. She's rebelling a bit from the ideals that she was brought up with. Ted is just living in the moment, still trying to decide what he wants to be. Fighting with habitual messiness and lack of organization, the cheerful, happy-go-lucky Hufflepuff soon finds himself in the midst of something he hadn't expected. Two unlikely characters, a spark of life, and the awkwardness of repeated encounters leads to more than they expected out of their seventh year.

I'm sorry for the long wait for the next chapter. It's finally finished. I graduated high school in 2010 and then entered college. It was quite a stressful time and quite the transition. I also lost the chapter once when my computer crashed. I had struggled with it for so long (writer's block) and when it was almost done, there it went into technological oblivion. I was so frustrated, I couldn't bring myself to try rewriting it until recently.

The Youngest Death Eaters: Year II by DestinyMoonStar

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Year 2

The second year has begun:

After a summer without a word from Voldemort the trio began their year at ease for the most part anyway. With a flying car crash, and an incompetent professor, they believe this year will be a dull one. How wrong are they?

The Chamber of Secrets has been opened.

The houses become even more split than ever before. The famous Harry Potter is being blamed because he can talk to snakes, but the other students do not know there are two other Parselmouths in Hogwarts. The Moon Twins can hear and understand the omen whispers and they search for the culprit. Will their secrets and old habits of working alone lead them to lose all the trust they have earned? Or will the trio bond together like never before and solve the sinister mystery, before it’s too late?

The Locket by Alice Elizabeth Greenfield

Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: Alice Greenfield's sixteenth birthday is anything but sweet, when she learns of the disappearance of her Auror parents. With the help of her best friend, Albus, can she discover her parent's mission and whereabouts? If she succeeds, she may just find herself along the way.

The Four by Equinox Chick

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: For me, the start of my grand love affair with the Potterverse didn't begin with Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. No, it started with Prisoner of Azkaban because of the Marauders. This poem is about them and my attempt at a goodbye to four people who inspired me. (Well, Peter - not so much)

Thank you, Julia, for the challenge and for teaching me about villanelles.

Disclaimer: I am not JKR, or Julia, or anyone with talent.

Deathsticks by Daniel Crogan

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Thousands of years before the Boy Who Lived fought He Who Must Not Be Named, a young boy gets by in a small farming village, until the magical day when a Wizard comes to town. The Wizard's tutelage begins a journey that will change them both, and alter the course of magic forever.

Never Been Kissed by MidnightIndigo

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Lily is usually impervious to the Marauders' teasing, but something has sent her running. Her friends don't know what's wrong, and Severus sure isn't about to ask James Potter. But Lily seems to be especially sensitive about this particular subject...