Fluffy Firsts: Tales of Harry and Ginny's First Kiss

A collection of short, fluffy, sometimes angsty stories that chronicle various ways in which Harry and Ginny could kiss. These were written partially because my good friend Kokopelli is determined to not have them snog in his fantastic work, The Letters of Summer. So if you read that (or any stories lacking in a good kiss) and feel bereft, come here to get your fix.

A collection of short, fluffy, sometimes angsty stories that chronicle various ways in which Harry and Ginny could kiss. These were written partially because my good friend Kokopelli is determined to not have them snog in his fantastic work, The Letters of Summer. So if you read that (or any stories lacking in a good kiss) and feel bereft, come here to get your fix. This installment sees Harry helping Ginny pick berries for a pie.

A collection of short, fluffy, sometimes angsty stories that chronicle various ways in which Harry and Ginny could kiss. These were written partially because my good friend Kokopelli is determined to not have them snog in his fantastic work, The Letters of Summer. So if you read that (or any stories lacking in a good kiss) and feel bereft, come here to get your fix. Part Three: Seeker and Snitch

A collection of short, fluffy, sometimes angsty stories that chronicle various ways in which Harry and Ginny could kiss. These were written partially because my good friend Kokopelli is determined to not have them snog in his fantastic work, The Letters of Summer. So if you read that (or any stories lacking in a good kiss) and feel bereft, come here to get your fix. [This installment: Harry's on break from the Auror Academy and stays with the Weasleys. Ginny needs some help making a treat for her date. Harry grudgingly agrees.]

A collection of short, fluffy, sometimes angsty but completely seperate stories that chronicle various ways in which Harry and Ginny could kiss.

Harry is grieving the loss of someone close after sixth year (Pre-HBP). No one can console him, and when Dumbledore is about to force him to return to the Dursleys, a remarkable thing happens. Only one person can seem to get through to him.

When Ginny decides that she's waited long enough, and has finally ditched Dean, she waits for him in his bed to admit that she never really gave up on him. (Written pre-HBP).