This is a sequel to Word Girl and the Growing Envy. During the summer after high school graduation and before college Becky Botsford, Theodore "Tobey" McCallister the third and Jackie Winchester go on a trip along with Jackie's uncle Sam Winchester. They are going to find the rest of Jackie's family. Will Jackie's family accept her or will they hate her for being a good guy?

Today was just not Tobey McCallister's day. After his latest robotic creation to help the city malfunctions and runs off on him, he's left with no choice but to work together with his nemesis WordGirl to find it. But how can the two even hope to work together, especially when she's a supervillain? An AU one-shot where Tobey and Becky's roles are reversed.

Alphabet Oneshot Challenge: YOU suggest prompts & I write about them! -:- F is for 'Flux' {Becky blinked again. "You mean, you're thinking about… the future?" That was a completely different ballgame from the issue she'd expected to come up here and discuss with Tobey. Somehow she felt both relieved and a little intimidated by it.}

Tobey is tired of Wordgirl not accepting him. So he decides to put up an evil plan that will finally leave wordgirl no choice but to accept him. Tobey goes beyond his robot limits due to his anger and builds 1500 foot giant super robots and sends them to cities all over the planet. Tobey gives wordgirl some time for a choice. Either accept him or set on the Robot Apocalypse.

Becky has had trouble dealing with her Math teacher Ms. Perfection and the subject Math in general. What happens when her instructor believes that something is wrong? Could it be true? What trouble could Becky and Tobey get into as hormonal teenagers in middle school? Much more than what they signed up for? Set four years after Just a Dream and Call of a loved One.

WordGirl/Becky has been having accidents lately. What will her parents do to solve this and how will she cope with this? Will update short chapter soon!

A definition is the formal statement of the meaning or significance of a word, phrase, or idiom, but what's the use of knowing it's meaning if you don't know it's significance. This is the story of a girl's journey from meaning to significance. Takes place 2 years after "Rhyme and Reason." Rated T for character deaths and a hard road to healing. Complete! :D

Becky's all grown up and out of work,so she gets a government job. Find out if she has what it takes.

Becky and Tobey... do they hate each other?

Tobey just can't shake the feeling that Becky is WordGirl, no matter how many times he's been wrong before. The only question is of how to prove it.

"You alone possess the power to save our people. Do you understand?" Becky's face paled, and she stood motionless for a moment. She understood perfectly… and so did I. -:- Post-series

A Christmas story here from a friend of mine here so read and review.

Word Up! Cherry and Atticus are in for the adventure of a lifetime when they get to meet WordGirl and Captain Huggyface. However, things are going hard for the young heroine lately as supervillains seem to ruin her schedule whether as a superhero or as her ordinary alter ego until they meet a new force named Miss Power and her sidekick, Colonel Gigglecheeks.

What if there were a really good reason everyone is oblivious about becky's identity as wordgirl?

Tobey may not always show it, but he cares. He's smart. He's powerful.

Many say that words don't hurt. Well, they were wrong, especially in this case. Be careful with the words that you use, injuries are temporary, words last a lifetime. Set after Diagnosis Disaster, Call of a Loved One and Just a Dream.

Title says it all read and review.

Dr. Two-Brains reflects on what he's become, metaphorically and literally.

"Nice try, Wordgirl." He snickered. "I do have to give you credit for almost succeeding, but I'm afraid that it's time to obliterate you." He waved at me before pressing a button on his remote. It took me a while to make sense of what he said, but by then it was too late. I tried to speed out of there as fast as I could-" Rated T because-just go ahead and find out for yourself. :)

" He had thrown out all the Wordgirl memorabilia when he had found out that I was Wordgirl. Well, he thought it was cool at first. But he later changed his mind when I changed. I changed when I got tired of being Miss Goody Two-Shoes. Of being a wussy little good doer. So I changed- for the worse." Rated T for cursing and other stuff.

Becky is a runner, she is just trying to help her old time companion and her get by. When you live in a tyranny government ruled world, what else can you do but become a criminal? They made her this way, so think they have the right to punish her for her way life? Fat chance! They'd NEVER catch her! Or ...at least that's what she thought before she caught the wrong persons eye.

"Claire tossed and turned on her bed, but sleep seemed far away from her. She glanced at the clock on her nightstand. 12:00, it read. She threw the covers off, and went to the kitchen to get a glass of water. A frantic knock at her door startled her, causing her to drop the glass. Who could it be at this hour?"

Basically, some poems that I, er, I mean Tobey wrote. :D

She's supposed to be the best. It's in her name, there is no other option; that's what they tell her anyway.

Wordgirl meets an alien chameleon named Glurk whose life she saves. After that, he decides to owe her a life debt for saving him. Wordgirl soon has to decide whether or not to enjoy the special treatment or tell Glurk that what he is doing in unnecessary and quite frankly unfair to him. (One-shot). (Keywords are "Debt" and "Slave").