There are five times in Fred Weasley's life in which he wishes he wasn't a twin.

Fred, George, and their friends pass notes during class. R&R

With Dumbledore gone and Umbridge taking over Hogwarts, everybody could use a little bit of relaxing fun and games... and Fred and George have just the thing, all though knowing them it's sure to be anything but "relaxing"...

How Fred and George came across the secret to their success, the Marauder's Map, and any other mischeif they may have gotten themselves into over the years.

More typical antics from our favorite twins land them into a tough situation with Snape and an argument about personal identities ensues in an attempt to escape once again ending up in detention. Purely comical One-Shot.

Fred and George owed so much to the Marauders. If only they'd been given a chance to thank them... Four Times the Weasley Twins should have realised and One Time they did

A little thing that might get some chuckles. Features Gred and Forge as firsties. Enjoy.

Fred and George get their hands on the Marauders' Map in their first year and launch a prank campaign against the greasy git of a Potions professor!

Fred and George are always seen as mere jokesters. But underneath the layer of tomfoolery, the twins are sensitive and aware of others’ suffering. Inspired by a scene in the OotP DVD.

The Weasleys around Fred's body. One-shot.

[DH SPOILERS] The night George lost his ear was the first time Fred had cried in seventeen years. Kind of a companion to Heartbeat. You don't have to read Heartbeat to get it, though.

When baby Ginny is first born, how do the Weasley twins react?

Ah, it's Christmas time, and the Weasley twins have hatched a particularly dastard prank...they've hoodwinked the mistletoe to ensnare two unsuspecting victims at a time, holding them until they kiss. Set during Ootp. SSNT, RWHG, ADMM

DH SPOILERS. One shot. Happens during the final battle. Manly about George about Fred. But there is a lot of Draco in it as well. Also some Tonks, Lupin. Pleas R&R. I hope I didn’t spoil anything with the summary.