You, the reader, woke up on a ship and discovered that you had been transported to the Avatar universe. You have to work with the GAng and figure out your past while traveling the world. But things are different. This isn't like the show, and you realize that you are the only one who can fix things. You find love, too, I guess. (I swear this has been troubling me for months. I keep thinking of that jackass Sokka and I just can't do anything else, so I decided to write this book until the feeling wears off.)

Things had officially gone to shit. With the guilt of Princess Yue's death on (Y/n)'s mind, she finds it conflicting to come to terms with her feelings about Sokka. Paired with more shocking revelations, she realizes things aren't going to get easier for her. They learn to live with their choices and play with the hand the universe deals them, and that they cannot change what has happened. They go forward with the knowledge that they know better now. They keep walking, getting up when they fall. They let go of the fears of their pasts to become the best version of the person they are. Or, Aang plays match-maker against his friends, Katara has to keep cleaning up their messes, Sokka is more protective, (Y/n) is exhausted. Note-Sokka is 17-18 years here instead of being younger.

Things have officially gone to shit...AGAIN. In the aftermath of Azula's attack in Ba Sing Se, (Y/n) has to cope with Sokka and Aang being incapacitated, and worst of all, she wonders if things can ever go back the way they were. She learns that sometimes, the universe may deal shitty hands at her, but sometimes... the universe looks out for her, too, through Sokka, Aang, Toph, and Katara. Or, (Y/n) is the one who has shocking revelations, Sokka is lovesick, Aang doubles down on his scheming, and this time he has Toph and Katara to help.

Completed! Female reader! This book will follow the events of all 4 movies, some of the shorts, and will also include the Toy Box scenario from Kingdom Hearts 3. You will be inserted into the Toy Story universe as a porcelain doll, one that had a very troubling and dark past (literally dark). Cover by @aloha-ahiahi 💙

In a universe where you see in shades of black and white before meeting your soulmate, Peter Parker is the one to make your life burst into colour, and cause the love inside your chest to bloom. -- Soulmate!Peter Parker x reader :D

"This is true love. You think this happens every day?" When Cassie gets sick, Scott has a brilliant idea of re-telling one of his favorite stories to her. But this time, there is no Westly, Buttercup, Inigo or even Humperdink. Just a rag-tag team of Avengers, trying to reunite Steve and (Y/N). A Steve Rogers x Reader story based on The Princess Bride. The Princess Bride AU

Being an agent is all Y/n knows, or at least she did. That's until she meets none other than the Avengers themselves. And soon she's at war with herself. To either choose the people she cares for or to follow through with the mission she was given. She then has to make a serious decision, a decision her own life depends on. And her friends' as well. #1 SteveRogersXreader 6.15.21 #2 SteveXReader: 1.4.21 Started- July 14, 2019 Ended- August 6, 2019

Everything would be different if you hadn't gone to work that day. Maybe you would still be normal. Instead, you're dangerous, a threat to be contained. You don't want to be powerful. You don't want to be special. You don't want to be an Avenger. But there's something about the way Steve looks at you--warm and soft and trusting--that makes you feel like you're still yourself.

It's hard to live this way... to only see someone through the other side of a screen. Tony stumbles across a computer bug that's more than just a bug. You need his help, but first you need to win his trust. Hopefully you can do it before time runs out.

You and eleven other women have been chosen to be suitors of the prince Loki. Unfortunately, you have no interest in being involved what so ever. But when a servant with the most alluring green eyes quite literally bumps into you while you read your book, you find a friend in the least likely place. (And of course, that servant is the god of mischief himself)