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Ginny reads a Muggle fairy tale book for her Muggle Studies class. It's all too predictable. Hero saves girl, hero gets girl, hero and girl live happily ever after. Hermione might find it sweet and romantic, but some people just can't live happily ever after with a fairy tale ending.

Ginny Weasley has started up with a diary again, but now it's a different sort of world. Her diary becomes her confidant and her solace through the summer after her fourth year.

It's been five and a half years, and the Gryffindors are just fed up! They can't stand to watch one more fight between Ron and Hermione. So, what do they do? Why, bet, of course!

It's the morning after the Defence Against the Dark Arts O.W.L. exam. James Potter is in a slump. He severely regrets what he did to Snape, and wonders if Lily Evans will ever feel more than loathing for him.

We saw Lily Evans for the first time in OotP. She was a rocking, kick-arse girl who wasn't afraid to stand up for herself. But what was she like after that? "According to Lily" jumps into Lily's life from the day of the Defense Against the Dark Arts O.W.L.s, and follows her from there.

It's a certain Potter boy's seventh year at Hogwarts. He's observing a certain red-haired girl and pondering Voldemort's rise to power.