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It's an oldie, but goodie. Once More, with Feeling by Ramos.

Summary: What happens when Severus Snape's father enacts a Marriage Contract between his son and a Hufflepuff? He goes to Hermione Granger for help, of course!
Ramos finally answers the Marriage Law Challenge, but of course she can't do it to spec.

Rating: W(anton), and a mild one at that. Humor, romance. One-shot. Written before HBP.

Finalmente! Ficlet number 5 is here!

lettybird wrote:
Oh Bugger I missed out! If I asked for something Narnia related would I scrape under the wire?

Enjoy, old bean.

Forbidden

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Thank goodness there are twelve days of Christmas. *going off to write more*

I shoulda stuck to 100-word drabbles.

misstee123 wrote:
Oh, you are insane! But I don't care, I'm taking advantage. SS/HG - rainstorm.

Yes, Misstee. I am most definitely insane. *wink* Co-authored with niece-beast Boo.

Mid-October, 2001. Post-Voldemort, though he took both Harry and Ron with him. Hermione is apprenticing with Snape, who is back to teaching Potions at Hogwarts.

Fluff alert!

Coming in out of the Rain

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Halfway there! *happy dance*

Books Read in (mostly) 2007

darth_kittius started it, and quite a few have followed suit, so I've borrowed her format and modified it a little. I think it'll be a great way of keeping track! I'll add the books I read (and/or review) this year (from birthday to birthday eve) right here.

Mostly-2007 Book List, finished between 25 Dec 2006 and 24 Dec 2007

Date finished: Title, Author (first published in, subject heading, page count) link if I write a review

If I write a review, expect spoilers to be on the other side of the link. One of these ^ indicates it was a Law Library Book Club selection.

*****=I loved it
****=I liked it
***=It was okay
**=I won't be reading this again
*=I can't believe I read the whole thing!

2006/12/28: Toujours Provence, by Peter Mayle (1991, travel/memoirs, 241 pages) *****

2007/01/01: The Nonesuch, by Georgette Heyer (1964, period fiction, 297 pages) *****

2007/01/10: Sense and Sensibility, by Jane Austen (1811, period fiction, 345 pages) *****

2007/02/01: Letters to Alice on First Reading Jane Austen, by Fay Weldon (1984, English literature, 224 pages) ****

2007/02/14: These Old Shades, by Georgette Heyer (1926, period fiction, 409 pages) *****

2007/02/16: The Devil's Cub, by Georgette Heyer (1932, period fiction, 282 pages) ****

2007/02/18: 84, Charing Cross Road, by Helene Hanff (1970, biography/correspondence, 97 pages) *****

2007/02/18: Q's Legacy, by Helene Hanff (1985, biography, 177 pages) ***

2007/02/26: Mathematics with Love: The Courtship Correspondence of Barnes Wallis, Inventor of the Bouncing Bomb, by Mary Stopes-Roe (2005, mathematics/correspondence, 357 pages plus index) A squeeing review *****

2007/03/22: ^ A Year in Provence, by Peter Mayle (1991, travel/memoirs, 207 pages) *****

2007/03/28: Snow White and Rose Red, by Patricia C. Wrede (1989, period fantasy/fairy tale, 273 pages) *****

2007/04/01: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, by J. K. Rowling (1997, fantasy fiction, 309 pages) *****

2007/04/20: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, by J. K. Rowling (1998, fantasy fiction, 341 pages) *****

2007/04/23: ^ A Case of Vineyard Poison: A Martha's Vineyard Mystery, by Phillip Craig (1995, mystery fiction, 253 pages) **

2007/04/26: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, by J. K. Rowling (1999, fantasy fiction, 435 pages) *****

2007/05/01: Carry On, Jeeves, by P. G. Wodehouse (1925, period fiction/short stories, 207 pages) *****

2007/05/06: The Ladies of Missalonghi, by Colleen McCullough (1987, period fiction, 189 pages) ****

2007/05/21: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, by J. K. Rowling (2000, fantasy fiction, 734 pages) *****

2007/05/30: ^ Marley and Me: Life and Love with the World's Worst Dog, by John Grogan (2005, pets/memoirs, 289 pages) ***

2007/06/09: The Time Traveler's Wife, by Audrey Niffeneger (2005, fantasy fiction, 518 pages) A contemplative review ****

2007/06/09: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, by Douglas Adams (1980, fantasy/science fiction, 216 pages) *****

2007/06/20: ^ Life of Pi, by Yann Martel (2001, fiction, 319 pages) Another contemplative review ****

2007/07/01: The Squire's Tale, by Gerald Morris (1998, fantasy fiction, 212 pages) ****

2007/07/01: Daddy Long-Legs/Dear Enemy, by Jean Webster (1912/1915, fiction, 357 pages) (it's bound as one volume, so I'm considering it to be one book.) A happy review *****

2007/07/03: Outlander, by Diana Gabaldon (1991, fantasy fiction, 627 pages) *****

2007/07/07: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, by J. K. Rowling (2003, fantasy fiction, 870 pages) *****

2007/07/12: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, by J. K. Rowling (2005, fantasy fiction, 652 pages) *****

2007/07/16: Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day, by Winifred Watson (1938, fiction, 234 pages) ***** Much happiness

2007/07/21: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, by J. K. Rowling (2007, fantasy fiction, 759 pages) *** A Disappointed Review

2007/07/22: Jane Austen in Scarsdale: Or Love, Death, and the SATs, by Paula Marantz Cohen (2006, fiction, 275 pages) ***** A fluffy review!

2007/07/25: Persuasion, by Jane Austen (1818, fiction, 254 pages) *****

2007/08/01: Sprig Muslin, by Georgette Heyer (1956, period fiction, 268 pages) ****

2007/08/03: A Room with a View, by E. M. Forster (1908, fiction, 172 pages) *****

2007/09/03: The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini (2003, fiction, 371 pages) **** A pensive review

2007/10/02: Bath Tangle, by Georgette Heyer (1955, period fiction, 314 pages) *****

2007/10/07: The Grand Sophy, by Georgette Heyer (1950, period fiction, 328 pages) *****

thirty-six books; 12,412 pages thus far*

I think the reason that I've rated so many of the books with five stars is because if I'm not enjoying it, I don't finish it.

Books still to be read in (mostly) 2007