A sister piece to Giving Up; the Boy-Who-Lived broke and the shards of glass of everyone else's life still need to be picked up. Because what is there to be said when so many people failed one boy so very, very badly. Triggers; suicide. T for safety and triggers

Beginning immediately after the Epilogue, this story follows Scorpius, Rose and Albus through their Hogwarts years. Childish fears and desires soon turn to more serious dilemmas as some members of the Ravenclaw trio are forced to grow up too soon. RW/SM. "drama, angst, love, happiness, action and brilliant story telling" - reviewer (Complete!)

When Harry James Potter walks into Hogwarts for the first time, Minerva realises that she made a huge mistake in leaving him with the Dursley's all those years ago. If she does something now, will she be able to change things? And will the Lion and the Snake be able to work together? Divergence Point: Walking into Hogwarts. Series planned for future.

Not all wounds heal completely – many scars aren't readily visible. Join Harry and his friends as they journey through the year following the war, learning how to maneuver over hurdles both unique and lingering. An 8th-year sequel to the summer of These Cuts I Have.

Follow Tansy Laverstock on her quiet journey through Hogwarts with her friends Harry, Ron and Hermione. Who is she and why was she left in a Muggle children's home? Starts off similar to books but deviates as she gets older. Rated T because of older themes including abuse, mutism and mental health. Very angsty.

The war has been won, yet the aftershocks continue. The scattered survivors are left to pick up the pieces and find ways to move on. Join the various members of the extended Weasley family as they struggle to rebuild and cope with the consequences. And of course there are still Death Eaters left to find.

Harry is at the end of his rope; he's no saviour, he's just a frightened and hurting adolescent who has been asked to do too much. The prophecy was the last straw. Can McGonagall do something now? Or is it too late? Trigger Warnings on individual chapters although suicide is a strong theme.

Rose Weasley. With this name comes so many expectations and labels, which she seems to live up to effortlessly. But what no one knows is that most nights Rose makes a trip to the Room of Requirement. Each night standing before the door, she thinks: "I need a room full of glass where I can be alone." Because really, she is not as put together as she seems.