Sadie Harrison lives a normal life in New York. Her father is a research doctor for the poor families of New York. Her mother died when she was just a baby and she never got to know her. Sadie doesn’t have that many friends, but she’s content with the ones she does have. But her normal life changes when she goes to work with her father one day and meets Crutchie, the crippled newsie. Awkward and funny, Sadie is almost instantly attracted to the positive minded newsie, until unexpected tragedy strikes her life. Will this tragedy separate Crutchie and Sadie forever? And will Sadie be able to face the forces that threaten to take her away from her crippled love?

Leslie is a 14 year old orphan in New York. She’s stuck in an awful orphanage until she’s 18 years old. The only thing that makes life bareable is her big brother, Jack, who comes to talk o her through the orphanage windows. That is until Jack gets arrested. But when he breaks out, he comes for Leslie and they run away, hiding from the police together. Now, it’s months later and Jack and the newsies are going on strike because of raised paper prices. That’s when Leslie meets Spot Conlon, the fast talking, wise craking, cocky king of the Brooklyn newsies. He’s too cocky for comfort with Leslie and he just thinks she’s pretty. But as time goes on, will they develop feelings for each other? But by the time they do, will it be too late? Will Leslie’s past catch up with her? And will the roughness of the streets threaten to tear her and Spot apart?

Sydney Pulitzer is the dautgher of the most powerful man of 1899 New York, Joe Puiltzer. Despite her rich and lavished lifstyle, Sydney couldn’t feel more trapped. Her dad won’t let her outside or have any contact with the world around her. Sydney lives for the day she could venture out into the world. The only thing that keeps her interested are the thought of the newsies that sell papers outside on the streets. When her dad finally lets Sydney outside, she’s more than happy. But when the fast talking, betting newsie, Racetrack Higgins, saves her from what could have been a fatal accident, her life starts to turn upside down. It’s love at first sight, but will their two different worlds allow them to be together? And how far will Mr. Pulitzer go to keep his dautgher away from the street rats that sell his newspapers? In the sequel to ‘Newsie Baby’, the author gives a modern twist on a classic theme. How will Racetrack and Sydney’s love survive a world that doesn’t support their love?

[1899] Catarina "Cat" O'Conner is freshly moved to America from Ireland. Her family back home in ruins, she is hoping to create a better life for herself. As she blindly wanders the streets of New York, she finds herself at the doorstep of the Brooklyn Newsies. She is soft, naive, and fueled by hope and aspiration. Quickly joining the newsboys, she finds herself caught up in a newsie strike and a certain blue eyed Brooklyn leader. Disclaimer: in the midst of editing my hilariously cringey 11 year old self's writing (highest ranking: #1 in #spot; #1 in #newsies)

The strike is over, the Newsies are hawking headlines once more, and all seems right in New York City. Jack and Katherine's relationship is going steady, and they're both very happy. Everything is going their way. But when Joseph Pulitzer finds out about it, will he and the Delancys tear them apart once and for all? Is there any way to keep them together? Can these two prove that love is stronger than anything? (Will be under editing soon.) (Takes place one month after the strike. Jatherine fic. The cover photo is not mine. Neither is Newsies, not matter how much I wish it was.)

Finley Kelly, the little sister of the famous Jack Kelly. She's the only girl newsie in all of New York, and because of this, she needs to hide her gender. She's tough, and can take care of herself, but everything changes the day she meets him, the one guy she's ever fallen for (can you guess who :) ).