A sudden event cuts the year at Queens short for Anne and Diana as news from Avonlea arrives in a telegram. Gilbert and Anne have not seen each other in over 9 month's and their relationship evolves awkwardly from rival, to friends to romantic. Jerry and Diana's paths cross in an unexpected way which creates tension with so many things now changed. Disclaimer: the characters in this story do not belong to me. They are based on Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery and Anne with an E the series by Moira Walley-Becket and Northwood Entertainment.

Kianna Anaba is a student who finds herself in Class 203. A class full of people who stick with their race, but when you are a mix of white, Native American, and Latino, there is no one to stick to. Even at home, there is no offer of a kind smile, but only an offer of pain. All you can do is become a shadow in a world that doesn't care for you. Warning: Murder, abuse, blood, and death

This is my version of a sequel to the book turned movie Flipped. You do not have to watch the movie or read the book to read my story and if there are any gaps or any introduction to any of the characters, I will talk about them at the end of the chapter. But to talk about it briefly..... It's a story that alternates between the point of view of our two main characters Bryce Loski and Juli Baker. As soon as Juli finds out that she was going to get a new neighbour opposite to her house, she was thrilled. And when she met him for the first time, she instantly had a crush on him. Bryce thought Juli Baker was annoying. She was constantly bugging him at school and at home. She just wouldn't leave him alone. Tree felling, an uncle, egg throwing, an awkward dinner made Juli realise that maybe Bryce was not who she thought he was. And by this point, Bryce comes to a realization that he might actually like Juli. By the end of the story, he plants a sycamore tree in the Baker's yard as an apology and Juli forgives him. What do you think their relationship might be after three years? Read on to find out!

It's been 5 years since a unique bond was formed between neighbours Juli Baker and Bryce Loski through the planting of a single sycamore tree. They're not 8th graders anymore. Bryce and Juli have left for college, promising to write each other weekly. But what happens when Juli is forced to drop out, and Bryce's letters stop suddenly? Hopefully Bryce's arrival home for the end of the college year will hold some answers. Hopefully. Read as they navigate a different kind of love and find themselves as people in the year of 1968. Will we find their decisions grounded and final, or have they well and truly flipped again?