Anne Shirley , a young girl who lived in an orphanage for several years is a teacher now . Her life changes entirely when a new doctor arrives Four Winds

As the war in France draws to a close, Faith Meredith battles a very different kind of foe in England.

Sometimes, the deepest reflections about life come from unexpected persons, at unexpected moments. After giving birth to a daughter, Faith is only thinking to help Una. You can't stop a nurse helping, and you can't stop Faith Meredith-Blythe when something is on her mind.

Anne and Gilbert have been married for nine years and they're just as in love as they've ever been. When Anne has been away from Ingleside visiting Avonlea for a week, of course the Blythe family have a very special homecoming planned - Gilbert especially...

The war is over, and a new era of the 1920s is on the horizon. Follow Rilla as she navigates going school and her marriage to Ken as they learn what it means to be in a relationship when both are struggling with the impact the war had on their lives. Adding in societal changes, friendships, prohibition, with a dash of noir fiction when Shirley finds himself in a peculiar situation!

Remember fairy tales? Where every problem is immediately resolved once the girl falls in love with the prince? Well, the fairy tales lied. Because falling in love with the prince was easy. It was only afterwards that things got tough.

Not everything can be said in a letter. Life is too varied and complicated for that. From Kingsport to Ingleside, and further abroad, here are the addenda and auxiliary pieces of lives of the Blythe and Meredith children as portrayed in Everyday Courage.

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?

The Blythes of Kingsport and the Merediths of Glen St. Mary have never met. At least not until Providence works its wonders through the Redmond Housing Office. A modern AU adaptation of Anne of Ingleside, Rainbow Valley, and Rilla of Ingleside.

Joyce Blythe, a feisty world-traveller and a writer, suddenly has to face the reality of war. Will her spirit remain the same? Will she make the choices she should? Read along to find out! (Set during the "Rilla of Ingleside" novel)

A crazy ride through fanfic. Honestly I have no idea what it's about yet.

Kslchen's 'By A Simple Twist of Fate' has a huge media-story bursting. This is those news reports. Mostly written from the desk of royal correspondents, here you'll get a glimpse of the media coverage. This story is contributed to by several well-known authors within the AOGG-verse, and is sanctioned by Kslchen. No spoilers, I promise all new news is in her updates.

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

Anne remains in Kingsport the summer after her Junior year to work at the local library. Gilbert also remains in Kingsport for the summer to work in a hospital. Relying on each other more than ever, in the hazy summer heat, their friendship grows and changes into something more. When summer ends, they must decide to leave it all in the past or make a true go of it. Mild AU.

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!

AU set in the 20thC Marilla Cuthbert and Rachel Lynde endure life's highs and lows but can always rely on each other for friendship. ** Warning Domestic Violence **

Nan Blythe is about to begin college in Kingsport and has a blossoming romance with Jerry Meredith. But when the Great War breaks out, it sends Nan into a new chapter of life she never anticipated. WWI and beyond: Nan/Jerry, Jem/Faith, etc.

{This starts during "The Bend in the Road" from 'Anne of Green Gables'. Anne has already spoken with Marilla about taking the Carmody school and is enjoying the sunset with Marilla when Rachel Lynde visits. All characters and intent are the work of LM Montgomery. This is a pure work of fanfiction/what-if}

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

This idea has been rattling around my head. It comes from a discussion about Shirley Blythe. Why is he barely mentioned? Why doesn't he have his own plot? Why is he referred to as 'the little brown boy? And, perhaps most confusing of all, why does his age keep changing? Here I am offering you 4 vignettes as an explanation for the Mystery of Shirley Blythe.

Anne and Gilbert's M-rated wedding night and honeymoon moments from my story 'Let Love clasp Grief lest both be drown'd'. From both Anne and Gilbert's perspective, this is my contribution to that romantic, impassioned time that LMM left as a frustratingly blank canvas, as our two learn about themselves and one another. To contain a three-four chapter arc. And a fair bit of Keats!

Gilbert comes home to an empty house.

A/U Anne arrived unexpectedly, but the Cuthberts still need a boy. This story follows the exploits of Anne and her brother Joe.

A close-to-canon short story that imagines what happened between the pages - and during the summer - at the end of 'Anne of the Island', taking place from the time of Gilbert's near-death and recovery to his second proposal to Anne... and perhaps a little beyond! It begins at 'A Book of Revelation' and will feature the perspectives of both Anne and Gilbert.

"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.