Ah! I am definitely a sucker for a good Secret Garden story. And this is a lovely one. With the robin-as-magical-helper and all.
This a great use of the keeping secrets theme. I love that Ginny finds her own path back from the grief and anger to life and Harry, and I loved the way you used the garden to affect that transformation.
And I loved Liam. But how in the heck are they going to show him the garden???
You already know how much I love this, I think. It's really amazing. The Secret Garden is an absolutely perfect inspiration for this challenge, and I completely adore the way that Ginny is so methodical and matter-of-fact about her secret -- she just does what she needs to do and doesn't feel like anyone else needs to know about it. :)
This is so lovely! It has the right amount of angst and in the end the kind of fluff that made me tear up a bit, coz finally, they're together again in their secret garden :)
In the beginning, I felt bad for Ginny, feeling always left behind, excluded by the rest. But she's a fighter, which makes her a great character, she bounces back!
I love the way you write H/G, you get them as a couple and as individuals. That's why your stories are endearing.
Wow. This was simply amazing. You really captured Ginny so well. This is one of my all-time favorite Harry/Ginny stories. Heck, one of my favorite HP stories period. Beautiful.
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This a great use of the keeping secrets theme. I love that Ginny finds her own path back from the grief and anger to life and Harry, and I loved the way you used the garden to affect that transformation.
And I loved Liam. But how in the heck are they going to show him the garden???
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And now, because I've been around fandom for far too long, I have a mild-BDSM!Harry/Ginny/Liam/Garden plot bunny bounding around in my head. XD
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Great job!
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In the beginning, I felt bad for Ginny, feeling always left behind, excluded by the rest. But she's a fighter, which makes her a great character, she bounces back!
I love the way you write H/G, you get them as a couple and as individuals. That's why your stories are endearing.
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