Mirabel Madrigal is the only one in her family without a magical gift, leaving her feeling slightly like an outsider. When a trio of wizard brothers visit Encanto, Mirabel becomes charmed by the youngest brother Marcos. When the brothers offer to have Mirabel stay in their home she accepts, but little does she know it's a plot for the older brothers to steal her family's magic.

"it's what's best for the encanto" a phrase every single madrigal has heard from the day of there birth. but how can marrying your own cousin be for the good of encanto, and not the selfish desire of a woman that's been in control for far too long? read and find out how Mirabel and Dolores will cope with this new part of there lives

Mirabel was the useless, gift-less Madrigal. She wanted to believe her family cared but that didn't change the fact they paid her no mind. Otherwise, someone would've noticed she was pregnant at fifteen. Then again, maybe that wasn't a bad thing? She didn't know anymore.

The magic has returned to Casita and everyone is happier now. But nothing is ever perfect. When Mirabel notices that some of her family is still struggling with their Gifts, all she wants is to give them a break. But there's nothing she can do about that…right?

Casita's fall heralds a new beginning for La Familia Madrigal, and the house is not all they have to rebuild. Family is complicated, but it's also intentional. You love each other, you mess up, and you work on it. And in the end, you find that if love leads you apart, it will also bring you back together. Sequel to Little Talks but can be read as a standalone.

(Modern AU!) Gifts aren't the only thing that make the Madrigals who they are. Sometimes who you are has it's own challenges... But other times, those challenges MAKE us who we are... (Rating for safety)

"Haven't you ever wanted to be in Los Posadas?" The first Christmas after rebuilding Casita brings changes to Mirabel and her family. Holiday fluff.

Before Mirabel's fifth birthday, the Madrigal is sent to a room by the ghost of Pedro. He tells them how he can go anywhere in time, either to the past or future. He tells them that something is going to happen in the future that can be avoided, but to do that they need to watch their future. Will Alma listen or will she dismiss it?

Mirabel can't control her gift. Everyone hates her. Believing Casita cursed her, she becomes bitter and cold. Bruno's vision starts to come true. There is only one person who can stop Mirabel from destroying the magic. But will she do that or will she choose to help her? Not everyone sees the candle as a miracle.

There is a mysterious killer on the lose. Abuela thinks it's Mirabel, but Mirabel denies it. If it's not Mirabel, then who is it? ( I'm putting the killer as an oc so you don't know who it is

Mirabel forgave her Abuela, but what about everyone else? Will they forgive her as readily? What all happened during the reconstruction? How do you encourage others to move past the past? How will them not having magic then having it restored affect the family? And what about those shiny new blank doors, Casita and that brand new miracle?

Julieta spends time with her best friend. (part of previous series starting from "He's Here!")

Co-Written with GarnettFox. Ten years ago Mirabel and Bruno left their family and their home after Mirabel's failed gift ceremony, taken by Agustín's hermando to see a bit of the world outside of their village. Now the Madrigal family prepares for their long awaited return only to discover they are far different than they remember. Encanto meets Dungeons and Dragons

Christmas can be difficult when it chooses to be but it also brings light an alarm to those around you and for Mirabel it's no different. She discovers that through it all family comes first. Will she enjoy Christmas after all these years?

In this take on Cinderella, Bruno is part of a royal family who has him live as a servant because everyone fears his gift of being able to see everyone’s future but his own. But he longs to find true love and to see the world beyond the Casita’s walls.

Mirabel has only just found Bruno's vision and needs to do what she can to prevent Dolores from ratting her out. However, before things take a turn for the worst, something unexpected happens, leaving Mirabel to deal with a situation she has no clue how to handle.

In an alternate timeline when Pedro lived and the miracle never happened, the Madrigal family live separately but in the same neighborhood. One stormy night in 1945, shortly after the end of World War II, Bruno and Aya's lives are changed by three lost children.

When, during a disastrous dinner, the Madrigals first decided it was safer not to talk about Bruno. One-shot.

Mirabel wanders into Tokyo, meets some Angels, and needs to find out what's hiding behind the Green Door - just what is her gift?

A candle. A living house. Magical powers. A 15-year-old girl named Mirabel. Miracles can come in all shapes and sizes, and Bruno's latest miracle may just take the shape of a 41-year-old widow named Lucía and her daughter Josefina. And – uh – maybe also a horse. [Slow-burn Bruno/OC]

(Forgive me if the pic stinks. I'll find a way to fix it later) There's magic about the village other than the house. Blankets, scarves, clothes, and whatnot have been fixed every night and for the Encanto library, more and more books have been delivered there. Some from around the world, others from a mysterious author and all this happened when Abuela tried to 'fix' the magic.

The Madrigal family is preparing to celebrate Dolores' wedding. This joyous occasion has the family, which is still mending fences, in a frenzy of excitement. Through it all however, newly gifted Mirabel has noticed something amiss with her Tio Bruno. But before she can help him build a brighter future however, she must first understand his broken past.

With the ones who truly love them and a miracle candle created by their love for one another, Juano and Mirabel couldn't be happier in their new home: Milagro de Amor. When their families show up and magical trouble arises, will they succeed in saving their miracle? I do not own Encanto or any of the songs. Credit goes to Disney, Lin Manuel Miranda and all the other singers.

(Sorry about the pic, I'll fix it when I can) I hate the dis-track about Bruno. I hate that the town thinks he's evil. I hate that his mother hates his gift. And I really hate that he's gone. I'm now a single mother of 4 wonderful children and Bruno isn't here to see them grow up. I just wish I knew why he's gone and I hope one day he'll come back. I never believed he was bad luck.

(Sorry the pic sucks, I'll fix it when I can) She's been waiting for a miracle since her 5th birthday. But when her door went away, my heart hurt for her. So I've spent the next 10 years trying to help her the best I can even if I have to hide myself. It will be hard but since the miracle is in danger, there's no way in hell she's doing this all by herself, gift or no gift.