What happens when the girl who never cared about fitting in gets dropped into the most rule-bound school in the wizarding world? Y/N “Star Girl” has never been ordinary—and she has no intention of starting now. When she transfers to Hogwarts, her strange clothes, unusual habits, pet rat, and impossibly cheerful personality make her the center of attention almost overnight. Some students are fascinated. Others think she’s completely bizarre. But Star Girl has never been interested in being what everyone else wants her to be. In a castle full of secrets, rivalries, and people desperate to belong, perhaps the strangest thing Hogwarts has ever seen is a girl who simply refuses to change. She isn’t here to fit in. She’s here to be Star Girl. ⭐
For years, Berk has whispered about the mysterious dragon rider hidden beyond its borders. Some say she’s dangerous. Others say she’s impossible to find. Hiccup finally finds her. Unfortunately for him, she immediately runs. 🐉 Now Hiccup is determined to uncover the truth behind the girl everyone fears—and he might just fall for her along the way.
She’s been sitting at the Hellfire table for years, quietly watching Eddie roll the dice and refusing every invitation to play. Eddie thinks she simply isn’t interested. He doesn’t know she already has a character sheet hidden in her room. And he definitely doesn’t know she made it because of him. 🎲🖤
Y/N arrives at Hogwarts for seventh year and quickly becomes known as the silent Slytherin. No one knows why she never speaks, and Yona intends to keep it that way. Until one person decides that silence isn’t a reason to leave her alone.
The world’s biggest musician has one secret: nobody knows their face. Unfortunately, they’ve been attending Hogwarts this entire time. One game of Truth or Dare is about to change that. 🎤🪄
Everyone at Hogwarts knows Y/N as the girl who is always smiling. She’s sweet, cheerful, and seemingly incapable of being unhappy. Everyone believes she’s happy. Everyone except Matteo Riddle. He notices the little things—the moments her smile falters, the subjects she avoids, and the way she hides behind laughter whenever someone gets too close. He doesn’t want to know what’s wrong with her. He just wants her to know she doesn’t have to pretend with him.
