Honoria Took is Bilbo Baggins little cousin. She is the first half Hobbit, half Elf to ever step foot in the Shire. She was adopted by Belladonna Took and Bungo Baggins after her mother mysteriously died in a lake, when she was only eight years old. What will happen when a group of Dwarves show up at there home with a purpose. Will this be an adventure she won't want to miss?

Book 2. You know it. We're gonna keep goin' until we crash and burn!

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"Wisteria Greenleaf at your service." I bowed at the halfling. He gulped, "I never knew an elf was to come to my home." "Neither did I." I whispered as I walked inside only to see a large group of dwarves sitting in the dining room. My teeth ground together as I saw the leader, Thorin Oakenshield. Wisteria is an elf but of a rare breed. She is the daughter of the king of Mirkwood yes, but she is more powerful than even him. Her mother gave to her the rare and precious gift of skin-changing before she died. Most of the time she is an elf, but when she changes, she is a lion, a wolf, and even a blue fire-breathing dragon. I don't own The Hobbit characters or the story plot itself. I only own Wisteria as a character.

"I write her a letter just a few short lines, and suffer death a thousand times." Asteria O'Connor, sole heir of a prestigious wizarding family, has other plans when the self-proclaimed Marauders decide to torment her and her housemates. It's about time they learned some respect towards their superiors. If there's one thing she despises more than the group of irritating boys, it's a particular one of its lead members: Sirius Black. It wasn't always like this. There was once a time when they would admire the stars together, twinkling unlike any magic they had ever seen, pointing out constellations and imagining their future. Their real future was planned the second their families met, but of course what do children know about the reality of romance? Sadly Slytherins and Gryffindors aren't destined to be friends. Quite the opposite, in fact. It was never said aloud or seen written down, but the rule was engraved in the small unseen stitching of their house crests. They're no exception. So, they call each other enemies. However, I think we all know that is very unlikely to stay true for very long. WARNING: EXTREMELY SLOW BURN