"Whoa, who's that?" "That's my sister, man!" The summer of your life, friends you'll never forget Scotty and Marjie Smalls move to Utah , during the summer of 1962. Marjie doesn't have any friends. But she has to watch her little brother during the day. She figures out it isn't that bad if he's friends with Benny Rodriguez.

The Mighty Ducks have earned themselves a chance to be honored at the annual Ice Ball by winning the Showcase but what happens when they are all expected to bring dates? For Adam Banks, he learns it's easier to be on the ice making goals then asking the Catlady on a date.

Katie Ballard was never excited to move, never excited to make new friends, never excited to do anything with her aunt and uncle, and was never expecting what going to happen to her in the town of San Fernando Valley. Since it was Summer, it made Katie and her "brother" Scotty's life a bit easier. While Scotty tries to make friends, Katie stays home, hoping something will a happen. A best friend, a new friend, anything. When Katie finds out that Scotty made nine friends in less than a week, she can't help but laugh in disbelief. Scott proves that he does have friends, by bringing her to the Sandlot. That day, Katie not only saw proof, but actually became proof. As she not only made a few more friends than she thought, but she became awfully close to one "friend" in particular.

Coach Bombay is the coach of "The Mighty Duck", and has been for a while. He has a daughter, Nicole Bombay, who loves hockey just as much. They both coach for the Ducks, and she can get a little round up sometimes. She meets all the teammates and grows a relationship with most of them.

"Not everyone's life will have a great love story, but ours will" *COMPLETED* *Disclaimer: I do not own this movie or the people in it. I just own my made up characters and my own plot.

"You play baseball like a girl." That's exactly what Felix Mccormick said to Harper Quincy, 'baseball queen' as her friends like to call her. Of course she plays ball like a girl. She is, in fact, a girl. Harper has been living in Georgia all her life. She's the best baseball player their town's got, but the problem is, she's a girl. When she follows the local boys to the sandlot one day, will they accept her? They practically hate her, anyways. Harper is determined to change the reputation for girls in her town. But, will it even happen, with Felix and the rest of the boys hating her? Will they ever put their differences aside, and make friends?

[Book 2 - Sequel of All That Matters] ❝You give me purpose.❞ All Rights Reserved » NotMakayla

"I chased your love around a figure 8 I need you more than I can take You promised forever and a day And then you take it all away" In which a new school brings new challenges to Hadley Conway and her team. [D3] ***Read Somewhere Only We Know first***

Valentina Sanchez moves to a small valley in Southern California which she thinks it isn't much different from Arizona. Her dad decides to move there since he wants to start do more mechanic stuff out of state. When she moves to the valley she expects it to be the most boring time of her life until she meets some annoying but yet fun group of boys in the most interesting way. Read and find out what will happen to Valentina when she meets the sandlot gang and she'll take interest in. :) ~~~~~~~~~~ This is my FIRST fan fiction I ever wrote so I'm am very sorry if I make many mistakes. Hope you guys will love it and don't forget to vote and comment! -C.J.S

Hi, my name is Bella, and I'm just the ordinary teenage girl. Um, WRONG! I'm a mermaid. Yeah, you read it right. A mermaid. I live off the coast of Hawaii where sailors come and go. Oh, and no, I'm not some creepy siren who drags men out to sea. I'm just a peaceful little mermaid. Anyways, one day while coming close to the shore, I saw a very attractive young boy surfing. And when a wave took him under and he didn't come up, I swam to him and rescued him.. And I'm pretty sure he saw me before he blacked out. Woops. All copyright to XxCloverheartxX Story in editing