They have the same powers,They look so perfect together. If it wasn't for Sophie,they wont meet.am i right? Jack loves Elsa,And Elsa loves Jack. So,it's already there!the love! They are Meant To Be! but,would they be still meant to be if someone will come and destroy their relationship? would they survive if they will be seperated? that 'someone' might ruin what they have but he/she will never ruin their love for each other. We all know that Jack sacrificed himself for Elsa,and they still got to be together. So,what if In this book,Elsa will be the one who'all sacrifice?Will they maintain their relationship or not? Will one of them forget him/her?will he/she will stay away after what will happen? BOOK 1:Suddenly It's Magic(Jelsa) all rights reserved 2104~By:angel10_GNG/Angel Sar.

Elsa had always been told to keep her powers secret. That's all she ever knew was to hide and shut the world out. How could she ever let anyone in? And Jack, who has been searching his whole life to let someone in, to believe in him. With Jack's help, can Elsa finally be able to Let It Go?

«hepburnettes Jelsa one shot comp = special mention » "There's a little too much frost in here."  Queen Elsa is proud of the way her kingdom changed, as peace and happiness lie everywhere in Arendelle, however when her old childhood friend Jack Frost waltzes in, how does Elsa deal with a narcissistic pig who has every idea of his own powers? © alex. e - 2014

"He has resisted Temptation for Years, A stone cold warrior whose frozen heart refuses to thaw-Until her.."

"This time, I don't need a prince in shining armor. I don't need Eric. I will save myself, and all of Disney." Ariel has a wonderful life. It has been three great years of life with Eric, and everything was going smoothly... until her worst nightmare comes true. The Big Three are unleashed and only three people in all of Disney can save everyone. Ariel must team up with Aurora and Aladdin to rescue all that is known- but what happens when her own world is turned upside down? Will she find a new love? Or will her happily ever after cease to exist?

The Guardians are alerted by Pitch's second return in a kingdom called Arendelle. The kingdom, already under Pitch's rule, has a queen - who has already been corrupted by Pitch's darkness - named Elsa. The power of the two combined are too much for the Guardians and they come to the conclusion that the only antidote to the problem is sending Jack back in time to find a single moment in the whole of Elsa's life where the entire course of events leading to the present can be changed so that the future of the Earth and all the people in it may be saved.

[JELSA ONE-SHOT COMPETITION] He was always there to catch her when she fell.

The Walt Disney Animation Studios that has affected so many people and their dreams, including mine. Disney is where I want to work and have people be inspired by the movies that I help create. But before I can do any of that, I have to survive one summer being an intern first.

Disney is the type of thought that makes people like Kaylee frustrated. Magic? A Fairy Godmother? Prince Charming and a place where kids never grow up? Please, its people that believe in it that need the growing up. How can people even begin to put together the idea of a place where dreams come true? Life in places such as the poorer sections of New York City make it hard for anyone to believe in Disney, the place, the man, any of the magic that goes along with it. The only magic Kaylee will believe in is one that can whisk her away from her foster family once and for all, a magic that can take away the pain of everything bad that's happened. Are the ideas of Disney strong enough to help out a girl who thinks magic and Disney should stay where they belong, in story books for little kids? Or will a spoonful of sugar and help from a certain someone named Minnie be enough to help her finally believe?

It takes one finger to knock over a string of dominoes. One mouse to create a magical empire. And just a few words to start something new. Wendy just can't believe the word could be as simple as "No." But apparently, when this word is said at high decibels and paired with a slammed door, anything can happen. Like her Disney counterpart of the same name, Wendy sets her sight on the second star to the right. She plans to go straight on through morning or anything else that gets in her way. Because, who can blame her if she's not ready to grow up?