Out of the Books

This is a story about Lily and James after Halloween 1981.

Lily is worried about what happened to Harry in the night, when she and James died.

Liz deals with the realization that she is really dead in her own world, while Jack is looking forward to seeing her again.

Seven years have passed, since Jack (James) and Liz (Lily) have met each other.

Liz has more dreams about Harry and Jack starts to wonder about them.

Leo and Amy show that they have inherited some marauder traits.

Leo and Amy are curious what their parents are hiding.

What will Sirius find behind the Veil?

After running away from the group, Leo has to face the anger of his classmates for messing up the trip.

While Liz is still in London and Jack goes to school, Leo and Amy stay home alone with Padfoot.

Finally the family history of the Pearsons is revealed to the twins.

The Pearson family goes on a trip to Exeter and finds much more than expected.

The Pearsons and Padfoot read "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone"

The Pearsons go to Edinburgh to meet Joanne Rowling there

The Pearsons solve Joanne Rowling's riddle.

How will the wizarding world welcome Lily, James, Amy, Leo and Sirius?

Remus reaction to the shock had received from seeing Sirius.

Amy and Leo tell Harry about their parents and Sirius having come back from the dead. But will Harry believe them?

How is everyone going to cope with the shock of meeting three supposedly dead people?

The Potters and their friends start planning on what to do in the fight against Voldemort.

The search for the Locket is not as successful as Harry and family and friends would have hoped for.

The Horcrux hunt has begun - and it's not quite secret anymore.

While Harry and Hermione are researching the hints they have received at the festival in Godric's Hollow, Leo is trying to cope with being a squib.

Voldemort has realized that the Order is hunting down his Horcruxes - now the race for the fragments of his soul has begun.

The Weasleys mourn Percy, but Voldemort does not allow them to rest, now that he knows about his Horcruxes being hunted.