Dr. and Mrs. Blythe embark on their 15th Wedding Anniversary trip to Europe.

Anne's world is thrown upside down after rejecting Roy's proposal. She needs her friends now more than ever. An alternate ending to 'Anne of the Island' and Anne's path after Redmond College.

A small snippet following Rilla and Ken after his appearance on her doorstep. They both know their feeling but knowing they both changed over the years make them face a reality that they don't know each other at all. But love always wins, doesn't it?

In late summer of 1919, Faith Meredith returns to her life in the Glen St. Mary. The war is over, and Blythes and the Merediths have a whole new world to build. The future is theirs, if only their pasts could stop getting in the way.

"I can't do this, Gil. I can't open this door. What it it's too late? What if we came all this way only to find it was all for naught, because she... she..." A story in which Gilbert's health remains perfectly fine, but that's not enough to bring Anne peace. Alternate ending to AotI. Shirbert.

History hinges on little things. A proposal averted, a football game that someone was not meant to attend. When Anne and Gilbert begin their junior year, a mishap of Blythe/Shirley proportions threatens to undo everything that the two of them have worked for. The only way to get out of the resulting mess is the same way they got into it- together.

What would happen if Gil didn't propose to Anne, but decided to learn more about her instead? An AU romance in which Anne and Gilbert learn how to love each other better, despite the obstacles in their way!

"Gilbert darling, don't let's ever be afraid of things. It's such dreadful slavery. Let's be daring and adventurous and expectant. Let's dance to meet life and all it can bring to us, even if it brings scads of trouble and typhoid and twins!" ― L.M. Montgomery, Anne of Windy Poplars (Story is a series of one-shots based on Anne and Gilbert's married life)

It was only a week before Gilbert would leave for Kingsport and not much more before Anne would go to Summerside herself - and yet, it could be nothing but the happiest week of their lives so far. The week when they got engaged. Shirbert, post Anne of the Island.

Both Gilbert and Anne reminisce on their past while facing challenges of the present. Anne struggles with understanding her feelings amidst her relationship with Roy, and Gilbert struggles with letting go of the woman he always wanted. A "Anne of the Island" story. High rating for future chapters

After six years apart, Anne and Gilbert both find themselves starting anew in the seaside town of Glen St. Mary, trying to overcome the past and forge into the future. The last thing either of them expects – or hopes for – is to run into each other. But fate cannot seem to keep them apart. Soon enough, their lives begin to intertwine – slowly, yet inevitably – once again.

Gilbert POV story set right after Gilbert's return to Kingsport following Diana's wedding. Canon compatible.

What if Marilla and Matthew had adopted a boy? Who would Anne have become without Green Gables and all it represented? What of Gilbert growing up without the one who is his touchstone? How are they different and yet which things remain blissfully similar? And who is that red haired girl at Redmond? Sometimes Providence catches up with you. Traditional in tone; AU in concept!

When you finally get what you've always wanted, the world starts all over again. Anne Shirley and Gilbert Blythe navigate their happiness and tie up loose ends. Sequel to A Long Drive. Modern.

Excerpts from Marilla Cuthbert's diary. ***on hiatus***

A/U What if Marilla Cuthbert forgave John Blythe and their relationship continued on its expected path? What hurdles will they encounter in their marriage? *warning possible triggers regarding death* How does their life change after Anne Shirley comes to live with them? ***on hiatus***

It was hot the day that the telegram arrived from Baltimore—vindictively humid—and her first thought was that she would have to wear her mourning blacks.

What if Gilbert had disappeared after Convocation and married Christine? What if Christine had died, leaving behind a beautiful little Joy Blythe? And what if a certain auburn-haired teacher had moved to Glen St. Mary, meeting her old sweetheart's daughter and changing both father and daughter's lives forever?

The war is over, weddings are in the air and Ingleside and its inhabitants can't run quickly enough to greet the new world. There are degrees to finish, adventures to be had and lives to start together. Picking up where Rilla of Ingleside leaves off, and a sequel to Pieces of Lives, here is the story of what happened after the war ended.

Gilbert and Anne choose to keep their engagement a secret for a little while, this is the story of their secret delight. Slightest AU (mostly canon) where they get engaged mid August rather then the beginning of September for the sake of the story.

What if Walter had never died? This is a story about what might have happened if Walter had never died.

After the death of Marilla, a broken Anne finds herself as the teacher at Four Winds, needing a new beginning. Gilbert has been the town's doctor since the death of his uncle, and finds himself now confronting his past and an Anne barely recognisable as the girl he once loved. Old feelings begin to resurface and the two of them must unravel the grief of the past to start again.

AU story that begins at the very end of Anne of Avonlea and imagines what might have happened if Anne had realized, at least in part, her feelings for Gilbert before they left for Redmond.

A/U Mrs Blythe has died leaving John Blythe a widower. Will this be the chance Marilla has been waiting for all these years?

When Gilbert Blythe discovers Anne Shirley is also going to Redmond College he feels like the luckiest man in the world. His life seems charmed during those first years at Redmond. Until his world comes crashing down when he proposes and Gilbert discovers the girl he's been in love with for half his life does not love him back. This follows Anne of the Island from Gilbert's POV.

We know what happened to Rilla during the First World War, but what of her siblings? This story explores the lives of Nan, Di and Faith while away at Redmond during the years of the Great War.