While Gilbert is fishing up Medical School in Bellview, Anne falls for a certain little orphan girl name Ruby. Ruby has Scarlet Fever and Anne begs Gil for Ruby to be his first patient Gil can't say no to Anne and of course they adopt Ruby and Ruby has Anne and Gilbert wrapped around her finger. Especially Gilbert. This is Ruby's new life with her new family.

Roguishly handsome Gilbert Blythe returns to Avonlea after three years away in Alberta. He is expecting to waste the next year pretending to care about books and listening to the mindless chatter from the likes of Josie Pye, but one look and a slate would change that. Complicated with the obstinance of youth, this is one lesson he must learn. This is a slight twist on an old story.

In which Gilbert shaves, and is not recognised. And... in which Gilbert does not shave, and is (almost) not recognised.

When Kenneth Ford suggested Japan for their honeymoon, Rilla relished the idea but after weeks of trains and boats, she finds herself in a foreign land alone with her husband. Still anticipating what her mother spoke about, she has trouble enjoying the beauty around her.

The spark of hope that flashed in Gilbert's eyes at Convocation had been dashed by the refusal of a simple dance. But what if Anne was to refuse something - and someone - else? And he was there to see it? A reimagining of the end of Anne of the Island, by way of Wonderland.

Anne is wandering 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? COMPLETE

A glittering party in Charlottetown draws the Blythes out of Ingleside, and Anne, debuting a certain new dress, collects a few hearts.

A simple, unremarkable-to-most season in the Four Winds community; where the weather is warm and obliging, an oldest son five years of age is becoming his own, and a father cannot help how much he loves that boys mother.

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

Anne's history is a little different. So is Gilbert's in this semi modern telling with a few twists that depart from cannon. The two finally meet face to face in college and naturally Gilbert likes her. Low angst (other then mention of previous events, trigger warning for an attack on a female character). Semi modern times (2000s)

The sensation of living music, is by it s nature ephemeral, fantastic, fleeing, and yet so incisively present.

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 but a soul tie in itself. But never did I imagine that through her, my world would turn upside down. I blame Gilbert Blythe entirely. Two-shot.

Anne and Gilbert are finally married but trouble strikes when Anne's past comes back to haunt her. (AU Set in a mixed Anne with an E/Anne of Green Gables world)

Little Elizabeth Grayson had always been alone, one day she got a letter, it changed everything. This is the story of Elizabeth as she finds that the world can be larger than her former life at Evergreens, Summerside. The relenting chase flickering idea of Tomorrow, and Islands of Happiness, can she ever find them?

"I just love bright red drinks."

Josie, who now lives in Four Winds, reveals a little too much in her diary - a little too much, that is, when Anne stumbles on it, and has a lot of questions. AU. Set near the end of Anne of Ingleside.

Anne and Gilbert both have rather strange dreams after the rescue of the Lily Maid. Anne feels regret and Gilbert continues to hope. The same events from Anne's and then Gilbert's perspective. Can fit within the canon of L.M. Montgomery's works. Romantic but suitable for all ages.

Everyone in Glen knew that Anne Blythe often walked in her garden, talking to her flowers, why did she do that, whatever the weather? It's summer 1919 and the world is slowly recovering, or is it?

Summer evenings on Prince Edward Island in June can be charming full of hidden mystery, as Kilmeny Gordon knew. This story is a description of an encounter, the power of music, and poetry.

When Christine Stuart leaves for Kingsport the winter after she turns twenty, it is with two intentions: to get her B.A. in music, and to get away from her hometown. She can't shake the feeling there's something missing from her life.

Based Anne with An E. What if Marilla had been brave enough to run away with John Blythe all those years ago? Won't you reconsider? Please my love, please say you will … I beseech you ...

At 28, Rilla made peace with her past, so she didn't expect her daughter's ancestry school project to take such an expected turn. She didn't expect it to show her just who was her child's father was.

Walter writes a poem welcoming spring.

What if the "smart, likely boy around 11 or 12" arrived at Green Gables just as he was supposed to? Would Matthew have lived longer? Possibly. Would Diana have been so romantic? Probably. Would Gilbert still go to college? Definitely. He's about to get on the train right now, for his final term at Redmond. But there's no escaping fate forever. Some things are meant to be...

Anne and Gilbert are engaged and living in the modern day. The couple live together in Kingsport, Nova Scotia, while Gilbert attends Redmond Medical School. In this one-shot, Anne attends the book launch / book release party for Margaret Burton, her writing rival in "Anne of the Island." Gilbert is supportive of Anne's talents, as always. Emily Byrd Starr makes a cameo appearance.