James has enlisted to the colonial army and left his friends behind what will be his fate? Collaboration with Writingsterner (/u/5340520/)

Bridget doesn't act the other colonial girls. Instead, she rides horses like men do, climb trees, play archery, fight very well(with swords, daggers, and body)She can even shoot a pistol! Quite an adventurer, she, Moses, James, Henri, and Sarah work in the printing shop but travel because of the American Revolution. With her friends by her side, Bridget can handle anything. R&R!

Dr. Ben Franklin has a story assignment - for you! Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to help Sarah, James and Henri cover the events of the Revolution that were not covered in the show. Franklin is hiring journalists for the Gazette, and you're qualified! Inquire within.

Sarah Phillips, privileged daughter of Major Samuel Phillips, and the face that launched a thousand ships (for the fandom, anyway). Between the endless letters she receives from Temple Franklin and the attention she gets from Udney Wolf-Hutchinson and Alexander Hamilton, Sarah begins to wish she only had one poor orphan pursuing her. Problem is, James' approach is...non-committal.

Chasing turkeys and witnessing the Battle of Monmouth is exhausting, even for a teenager of Henri's seemingly boundless energy and enthusiasm. He rests under a tree, joined by Lafayette. Washington joins them, and the two generals discuss the day's events, sharing laughs at Charles Lee's expense. Fluffy, meandering drabble. Brief appearances from Laurens and Hamilton.

My best friend, Erica Homeson suggests to my childhood friends Sarah, James, and Henri that they help look for a job once I graduate college, and we discuss and compare our childhood to our current careers. Many episodes from the series are used as references to the story. NOTE: I do not own Liberty's Kids.

Sarah and James head out to get a new story. They come back with some big news that has nothing to do with the newspaper. Follow them through new trials and tribulations.

I can remember my 8th grade social studies class when we begged my teacher to let us watch Liberty's Kids. I've decided to get two stories going at one time: the second up-and-coming story is a Curtis sister FanFic! I've had the idea for it a whole year now- it'll be good, I swear it. Not like some other Mary-Sues you might've read. Anyway, this Fic is on hiatus for now...

Sarah, James, and Henri move to a new apartment, and we look back and discuss some of the most important moments of our childhood, and how we can remember and improve on our behaviors as adults. Many episodes from the show are used as references to the series. NOTE: I do not own Liberty's Kids.

During Thanksgiving Week 2016, I get invited to stay with Sarah, James, and Henri at their apartment in Oakland for a whole week. We have fun doing lots of different activities, like going to a basketball game, playing arcade games, eating Thanksgiving dinner, and going out for pancakes at breakfast time and Mexican food at dinnertime. NOTE: I do not own Liberty's Kids.

Hamilton is grumpy. And he has a pen. Which is never a good combination. It's only made worse when a freak blizzard forces him and his two besties to take shelter in the print shop Moses and James set up in York while the British occupy Philly. It's up to two overly enthusiastic French boys to try and convince the Caribbean immigrant that winter is a magical season.

Following Dr. Franklin's death, Sarah and James allow the truth of their situation to come out.

James makes a decision that could alter not only his life but also the life of the one person he truly loves..Sarah.

They thought they knew each other, but there were times when they didn't. Either way, they all became closer. One-shots that should or shouldn't have been, or somehow got lost along the way somewhere. May include other characters, but definitely has my own headcanons (and possibly AUs). Chapter 4 posted.

An episode of Liberty's Kids never seen on TV, in honor of the January 2016 winter carnival and the picture I drew for Secret Santa 2015 on Deviant Art. Sarah runs into her bad-boy peers and is reminded of Nathan Hale cheating off of her history exam, as well as Benedict Arnold drinking beer. She gets a break from the middle school blues with the winter carnival.

Because Hamilton, I recently rewatched all of Liberty's Kids, and was reminded of exactly how much James and Sarah needed to be married. So now they will be. In keeping with canon, Sarah moved to upstate New York with her parents, and James started a newspaper of his own in NYC. Henri traveled with the Marquis de Lafayette to France, and Moses started a racially diverse school.

Everything is going great for Sarah and James especially now that the war is over. Both are planing to move to New York and settle down together, but a letter for Sarah's mother changes their plans drastically. (Could be considered a sequel to my story Last Moments but very few references in this new story.)

Just a countdown of my top 12 Best Moments with me and the characters from Liberty's Kids between the years of 2002 and 2006. Episodes: The Boston Tea Party, Liberty or Death, The Second Continental Congress, One Life to Lose, Captain Molly, The Hessians are Coming, The New Frontier, Not Yet Begun to Fight, In Praise of Ben, James Armistead, Yorktown, We the People

Inspired by the James and the gang, introducing Liberty's Kids: Immigration. Get ready for an adventure with the Liberty's kids as they solve the mysteries of immigration. Join Liberty and her friends as they as they history that's been forgotten over time, world mystery, or crimes with evidence that will change the entire story.

It is summer 2017, and Sarah, James, Henri, and I have an assignment for the Children's Institute of Pittsburgh: to make a video explaining to kids with autism how to make friends by doing fun activities around the Pittsburgh area. Sequel and follow-up to last year's "One Big, Happy Family" story.

I have a day off from marching band in the middle of September, and I take advantage of that opportunity to visit Sarah, James, and Henri in downtown Pittsburgh after not seeing them since I returned to college in the middle of August. References are made to The New Frontier, Not Yet Begun to Fight, In Praise of Ben, and Going Home. I do not own Liberty's Kids characters.

At the Sobert-Mifflin people's 4th of July party in Rochester, New York, Sarah, James, and Henri are invited and I tell both the Sobert and Mifflin sisters all of our adventures together as kids, while swimming, eating dinner, and watching fireworks. Notes: I do not own Liberty's Kids, and the original characters are not real people.

Sarah writes a letter to her mother, interrupted by the arrival of James. [Oneshot]

Getting lost in the woods is dangerous especially in time of war. Alone and in unknown territory, the next person to find you better be an ally. Unfortunate for James that's not case. Captured and labeled as a spy, James witnesses first hand how a spy is treated during war. Rated t but may change at a later date.

It is the annual spring band banquet, and my mom ends up taking me. We sit with the head drum majors, Sarah and James and their friend, Henri in the mellophone section. I get so upset for not being a leader that I do not eat much of my dinner. But then, when I get a nice present from the freshmen, everything is pleasant again, and good memories come back.