Claire is a recently orphaned girl that was thrown into the streets of New York City. She disguises herself as a boy to join the newsies and support herself, but will she be able to keep her secret? And if her secret is found out, does love await her in Manhattan or Brooklyn? What will happen to her and the other newsies when the price of papers is increased? Read Alone Amongst Newsies to find out. This story is based on the newsies music and movie. I dont not own the characters except for Claire

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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 :) ).

"What don't I know about Brooklyn?" "She ain't goin' ta Brooklyn." <>

Sequel to "The Newsies"

Alice Baker lives on stage. It's where she flourishes. She moved to the Big Apple hoping to get her chance at stardom. After landing the part of Katherine her Broadway journey begins. From meeting the boys, to parties, to drunken mistakes, follow Alice as she discovers Broadway isn't as magical as she thought it would be.

Isabella Higgins adored her older brother Race as a child. When Race runs away, he promises to return for her. The Higgins family needs to move away, but Isabella still believes Race will come for her. Isabella stays with her aunt- for a while, but bad things start to happen What happens when she meets the newsies? And will Isabella ever see her brother again?

Jordyn played Sniper, the only girl who played a boy Newsie in the show. Ben played Race. Sparks start to fly between these two, will they let their feelings out or hide them for the sake of the show? Follow them as they try to decide what is best for them and the show.

"I'se don't care if it's a boy's name! Ya wanna make somethin' of it??!" Charlie didn't need anything from anyone. Neither did Spot. Charlie thought trust could destroy you. So did Spot. Charlie thought love was for suckers. So did Spot. Until...they actually experienced it.

In 1899, the streets of New York echoed with the voices of newsies. This is the story of a newsie girl named Archer and her place in the strike against Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst.