Ravenpuff

Hugo Weasley and Lucia Malfoy know exactly what to expect from their first year at Hogwarts. From the moment the Sorting Hat turns their worlds upside down, however, the two first years face a series of challenges and misadventures that draw them into an unlikely partnership. When an unknown stalker begins to target Muggle-born students - including their friends - Hugo and Lucia know they must try to unravel the mystery before the Muggle-baiter's attacks turn deadly. Friendship, mystery, and a look into the two least-known houses of Hogwarts.

On the eve of their fateful fifth year, Severus and Lily spend a quiet interlude. One-shot.

Hannah fancies Neville, Neville fancies Hannah - but they're both too shy to make the first move. Drastic measures may be called for . . .

Some familiar characters exercise their magical powers for the first time.

On her sixth birthday, a young Seer learns that some gifts come with too high a price.

All Luna and Charlie want to do is study dragons--and each other. Molly Weasley's attitude toward Luna is a pain, but Xenophilius Lovegood's mysterious memory loss causes real problems for two people who just want to be together.

It's Lucia Malfoy's turn to put on the Sorting Hat. Malfoys have always been Slytherins--so why is the Hat's decision taking so long?

In exile with his parents after Voldemort's defeat, Dracco Malfoy finds himself bored and adrift. A chance meeting with Gabrielle Delacour seems to offer at least an evening's diversion. However, Draco steps over the line and commits a heinous and foolish act, for which he will pay dearly.

At over one hundred years old, Minerva McGonagall faces two important choices: where to go, and how to get there.

The Weasleys are surprised when Charlie shows up on Christmas Eve--and even more surprised by the guest he brings along. A sequel to "Dragonfire and Moonglow."

Harry Potter has defeated Voldemort at last. The long war had just ended, and Harry can finally rest. He has nothing more to fear, except his dreams.

On a cold winter's night in Romania, Charlie Weasley gets a surprise visit from a near-stranger. Even more surprising, Looney Lovegood makes almost as much sense to Charlie as one of his beloved Romanian Horntails.

Harry will keep his promise to deliver Snape's portrait to the Headmaster's office--but only after enlisting its help with an important assignment. Even Snape's image can be a handful, but Harry isn't worried. There are so many ways to dispose of an obstreperous portrait . . .

The full moon will soon rob Remus Lupin of his ability to speak--and there is something he has made up his mind to tell Severus Snape. He finally has the courage to confess; will Snape be man enough to listen?