They just wanted to be themselves. Their parents didn't listen. They didn't understand. When their parents wanted to send them to a conversion camp, they decided it was time to run away. After an incident in the nearest national park, they find themselves in world of monsters and magic. Then, along their journey, they make friends and find themselves too.

A young boy, exploring in the woods, accidentally finds himself in a world of bugs. A place that feels more like home to him than his real home does. A place that warns before he enters to "Be Sure." A Wayward Children interpretation of how Quirrel came to Hallownest, why he came back, and what happened at the blue lake.

Two universes share a bridge between them. World-Walkers are chosen to walk that bridge. When a Cadre comes to Babylon 5 the day before Ambassador Kosh arrives at the station, the timeline becomes disrupted...which is exactly what Kaitlyn, the Cadre leader, is hoping for.

Instead of her parents sending her to a mental hospital, Buffy Summers winds up at Eleanor West's Home for Wayward Children.

Four not-children who were once kings and queens hear the sound of a horn that reaches across worlds. None of them are what the prince who blew the horn expected. (Sequel to "And the Air Smelled So Sweet".)

When Percy Jackson was twelve years old he left this world behind for a land of gods and monsters. Now, he's back, and he's not the only one.

One by one, the Pevensie children find their ways home. (Rated T because the Wayward Children series would be.)

There is another school for those wayward children who don't want to go home, who want to get back to their lives in the "real" world and forgot all about their travels. And who else could be their headmistress but the queen of forgetting magical journeys? (Rated T because the Wayward Children books are not for kids, not because of this story's content.)