In a world where all of Avonlea is Jewish, watch Anne and Gilbert battle with courtship, university, and assimilation. Updated through chapter 6.

Set during Anne of Windy Poplars. What was left out of Christmas during Year 2. "…to meet a tall young man with hazel eyes and the beginnings of a mustache which made him look so much older and maturer that Anne had one awful moment of wondering if it were really Gilbert or a stranger." Anne of Windy Poplars The Second Year Ch. 6 The mustache and what follows.

Fanciful imaginings and games of make believe were a vehicle for their adoration for one another.

Anne had decided to offer one last olive branch to prickly Katherine Brooke.

[Come Back Home universe] "Shall I warm you?" Una asks. Her cheeks turn pink the way they always do when she says something coquettish, and it is so impossibly sweet and guileless that Walter has to kiss her again.

Christmas time in Avonlea is a magical time for Anne. She loves everything about it. The snow, baking gingerbread boys, and decorating the Christmas tree. This year she gets to spend it with three new family members. Dora and Davey, and Gilbert's newly adopted sister Annalee. She wants to introduce them to everything she was introduced to when she came to Green Gables.

What had actually happened to Ruby Gills when she had returned to Avonlea from Boston?

In this modern AU, a present day Anne begins to experience very realistic dreams of incidences in another life nearly a century and a half before. Is it her imagination or a remembered reality? Is she tied to the past life of her ancestor and namesake Anne Shirley? Does love carry on through the ages? Content Warning: past lives, death/rebirth, souls, spirituality.

It had been a long day and evening when Gilbert Blythe finally made it home, only wanting a midnight snack and to crawl into bed with his wife. His wife however has other plans as she tells him about her day and what she learned about their youngest daughter.

La pequeña Joyce dejó este mundo durante el ocaso. También dejó a Anne y Gilbert intentando consolarse. En el duelo, siempre hay una persona que necesita el apoyo y otra que es el apoyo. ¿Pero qué pasa cuando uno de los dos se cansa de estos papeles?

"Susan is the first to notice. Perhaps it might come as a surprise that Susan Baker, self-declared old maid, is the first to read the signs, but it should not be forgotten that Susan saw many a child join the Ingleside fray over the years. She knows, therefore, which signs to look for, even if they show themselves in unexpected places."

The Story takes place on the day before Convocation in the book Anne of the Island and In the middle of the celebration, I always wondered what if Anne had agreed to dance with Gilbert that night? how would it end?

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.

this is no story it is just a message. NOTE: THIS MESSAGE IS IMPORTANT, IF YOU LIKE AGG PLEASE READ THIS AND UNDERSTAND MY ABSENCE IF YOU HAVE READ MY FIC'S.

Anne Shirley learns of Gilbert's Illness and realizing she loves him, she wonders if it's too late!

Captain Ford has only been back five minutes and he's already rushing off to Rilla. His parents are shocked though not surprised, but his sister has her doubts - why is Ken taking lance corporal Willoughby with him? Oh, Ingleside is in for a big surprise. It's not turning out at all the way Rilla thought it would, and Una is acting very strange all of sudden…

There are bittersweet ecounters that are like shooting stars in the sky. (Commemorative epilogue of sort to Shades of Life)

The West girls lived on a windy hill, in their gray house, Ellen was sharp and Rosemary, sweet, so the people of the Glen said.

"One thing is certain," said Di, laughing brightly. "We're going to have an eventful summer, alright," In a universe with no war, unlimited possibilities follow the Blythe and Meredith children into adulthood. A summer of teenage drama, excitement and romance is all they need. But will their true emotions persevere against what is perceived normal?

Set in the late 1880s. An AU in which the war didn't happen. This is a story of a war of hearts, of love and of friendship. How will the Blythes and Meredith's be shaped if there was no war? They all have their own issues to fight and a common enemy. Not Rol Compliant.

What if Gilbert decided the way to win Anne was to become the romantic hero of her stories? Imagine Gilbert as Pepe le Pew.

All Una Meredith wanted was to be clean of him, and she would do anything she could to make sure it happened. So she embarks on a journey to reclaim herself and face this brilliant world head-on. Warnings inside,

{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}

Running from the rumors of the other's upcoming weddings, Gilbert & Anne independently both decide to come home early, only to run into each other (literally) on the train leaving Kingsport, and the two must battle their fears, his Typhoid, and the gossip they ignite due to fever induced hallucinations.

Rilla's Fifteenth birthday comes on a cool July day, almost as cool as the day she was born if she is correct. Still it's a day of celebration and what would be her last birthday before the war.