Being Anne Shirley's best friend - or second best friend counting Diana Barry - was a whirlwind of an adventure in itself. I always saw something of a kindred spirit in her. And not just because our hair was the same shade of fiery red. No, this was a soul tie in itself. But never did I imagine that through her, my world would turn upside down. I blame Gilbert Blythe entirely.

"Faith Meredith is scared. That, in itself, is an unusual occurrence, because it's not often that Faith Meredith is afraid of anything. That's the first unusual aspect about this entire situation. The second unusual aspect is what has her afraid – or rather, who." A look at what life could have looked like for Faith Meredith if Jem Blythe hadn't escaped the German POW camp.

A newly engaged Rilla and Ken have a moment in Rainbow Valley and share their favourite spots where they read each others letters.

Anne is wondering back from a walk to Gilbert and baby Jem when a strange man asks her for directions. When things take a turn for the worst as he attacks her, she is on the outside of Four Winds. Will anyone come in time to save her or will she be left to die?

Two lovers cavort in the sand dunes and beyond. Two shot

Matthew and Marilla are NOT RELATED and are MARRIED in this story and we see their struggle to have children, but they eventually have Anne and get to witness her life from birth to when Anne has children of her own "She supposed that married life wasn't so bad. There were more responsibilities she then when she was single, but her mother had..."

Anne Shirley is about to turn 18 and will finally be free of the Blewetts. Now, she needs to find either a new job and home, or, worse, a husband. Gilbert Blythe has never moved on from the little redhead who hit him over the head with her slate. Can they both put aside their differences and come to agree on a convenient solution?

Paul King is a shiftless drunkard, not worthy to even think of the beautiful Joan Shelley. And so he leaves her free, even though it breaks her heart. But from far across the sea, her prayers reach him. Can her love-and God's-redeem him? Note: This is not from the Anne of Green Gables series, it is on a short story by the author of Anne of GG and there was no category for it.

Anne Shirley and Gilbert Blythe were separated during the war. Gilbert was reported missing. A few weeks later Anne left her beloved Avonlea without letting anyone knows. Is this the end of their love story? Or has it just began? Is it possible to fall in love once again after you have lost your kindred spirit?

Anne Shirley, a resident of Green Gables for six years now, has never once been ill under the care of Marilla Cuthbert. But when she stretches herself thin as a schoolmistress, caretaker of twins, and secretary of her Village Improvement Society, her health suffers for it, and suddenly she finds herself being taken care of in a way she never has before.

One wintery afternoon in Avonlea, Diana and Anne spend it out on the Lake of Shining Waters.

What if the Cuthberts adopted more than just Anne in a moment of madness? What if Anne had spent longer at the orphanage, making strong bonds and a pretend family there? What if Anne had an older brother? One Gilbert befriended? Alternative Universe, new characters, original characters acting out of character

Gilbert is invited to have afternoon tea at Green Gables.

My take on Anne and Matthew's final walk before his death.

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.

Walter writes a poem about autumn and his appreciation for all things in nature.

Anne and Gilbert enjoy a picnic, but will one reveal more than intended?

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.

A second chance for John Meredith and Rosemary West in Rainbow Valley. Fits between Chapter 34: "Una Visits the Hill" and Chapter 35: "The Piper Comes" of Rainbow Valley

This is a story of how Anne of the Island, and subsequently Anne and Gilbert's days at Redmond, might unfold if the roles were reversed and Anne was the one pining for Gilbert while he was the one blissfully oblivious to her (and his own) feelings.

It’s September 1890 and Anne and Gilbert are to be married! The usual AnnE humor and wits are in the mix. And of course Shirbert! (Note about the photo: I found it online but I don’t know who made it. Not my edit although it’s beautiful!)

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!

Walter writes a poem praising the spring who provides him with endless inspiration for his work.

An exhausted Anne remembers past trips to Green Gables. One shot

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.