There were moments amid blooming asters, in secret depths of Avonlea, for both Gilbert and Anne, as they begin their engagement.

Former teacher of Summerside Highschool Katherine Brooke loved to travel. (Shades of Life-verse, but can be read as stand-alone)

Rilla always loved the tale of Persephone and Hades-Cruel and tragic. She never expected Hades to bring his underworld to the surface in the form of a war. Now trapped in a new reality where her brothers and her carefree life are taken from her. Only to be given back in a band of gold. Though much like the tale, she refuses to give up hope, even if it means marrying Ken Ford at 15.

An annotated book finds Gilbert… but will he be able to find its owner? A companion piece to "Gray Hat, Mayflowers and Rain" story from a little "Lost-and-Found Department" collection.

[Sequel to Come Back Home] Walter and Una, through the years.

Anne is preparing for the upcoming year of teaching chaos when she discovers a revelation that stirs some long-buried emotions and memories.

Anne wrestles with writing a dedication for her new book. TW: child loss.

October walk with Anne beside her, amid the light alluring rustle of fallen leaves off to the beaten path, was everything that Diana had yearned over, in the depths of her heart.

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.

Lying in the mud at Courcelette, Walter Cuthbert Blythe thought of butterflies - a thought that had far-reaching consequences.

The glory of autumn always reminded Rilla of her loss - even though life moved on with its own weight.

Anne and Gilbert have not seen each other since their Redmond Convocation. A chance meeting in Toronto four years later allows the two of them to reunite.

There is a pair of taciturn siblings, living in a house named Green Gables, August seasons, several years of them, before Anne Shirley came along.

The war is over, but it can be challenging ordeal to get rid of the memories it evokes.

There are different threads in life, and sometimes those threads cross, intertwine in Glen, Lowbridge, beyond pastoral beauty of Prince Edwards Island before, as well as during varied vermillion and crimson tinted years of Great War.

One bright sunny day in Four Winds, PEI in July two old friends were taking stock

Walter writes a poem about what inspired him t pursue poetry.

Titanic story line with a twist. What if Gilbert finds out he has a niece while he and Anne are in England? Gilbert and Anne are in England for Gilbert because he is part of a research study for Tuberculosis, which his parents died of. While in England, Anne and Gilbert befriend Rose and Jack. When its time to board Titanic, all of them, including Gilbert's niece board the ship.

Aunt Mary Maria gives the children a book which she hopes will provide a moral compass, but which does the very opposite. Hilarity unfolds.

One of Anne's discoveries awakens an avalanche of old half-forgotten memories in Marilla.

A story from Gilbert's POV as a poor farmer and school teacher, obliged to remain in Avonlea after a series of misfortunes, when a certain wood sprite comes back into his life…

Anne drags Matthew and Marilla to the beach for a picnic. While Matthew and Anne build a sandcastle Marilla is reminded of a day long ago when she and John built their own castle in the sand.

Elusive, heresay and few of the whispered conversations that might have gone on in Redmond one February evening in 1886. Palm branches cast their shadows on the walls, as dance floor was full of merry revelers. What happened after that evening is an interesting question. Or in other words, how Gilbert's last two years in Redmond could have passed.

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

Nan and Di are growing up. Anne and Gilbert have different opinions about it. A sequel to "Laundry Day" but can be read as a standalone. Part 2 in the "Moments at Ingleside" universe.