When the guards find a foal crying in the city streets, they bring him to Celestia's attention. Soon after, It becomes apparent he has fallen through every crack in Equestria's society. Feeling she has failed the colt, Celestia takes him into her own home.

Special thanks to my editors: ersmiller and Rinnaul and to my comrades in crazy ideas Exelzior and BionicBrony.

She had decided it didn't matter. She had a cutie mark she never wanted, so she decided to become what was expected of her.
But she never expected it to lead to this. Not to death. She never wanted this karma.
Was there still hope? Could she change?

The Alicorn Amulet twists its wearer into madness and megalomania. Nopony can wear it without repercussions, both for themselves and others. Nopony is safe. Nopony is exempt.

Still, nopony expected him.

Bon Bon has planned out the greatest birthday gift ever for Lyra. She's going to make Twilight whip up a spell to let her shapeshift into whatever she wants to become. However, Twilight's spell goes awry, spilling secrets that weren't meant to be revealed. Now Bon Bon's relationship is struggling, and Lyra's birthday is far from the greatest.

Inspired by her sister's collection of letters on friendship, Princess Luna decides to start a collection of her own. She puts the call out through all of Equestria, asking for her subjects' help in collecting the lore of the land. Myths, legends, history, everything dreams are made of, all of it is welcome in her new library.

The first collaboration of The Library of Trivial Lore and Other Things.

Rumble, the youngest participant in the rainwater tornado and hopeful future Wonderbolt extraordinaire, works too flipping hard. Featherweight justs wants him to loosen up for two seconds.

All work and no play makes Rumble a dull colt, after all.

Thanks to Lambent Dream for giving this a quick preread.

One hundred percent approved by Twilight's Library.

After Big Macintosh helps the Mane Six out of a jam, he finds his ordinary life of
peaceful routine thoroughly disrupted by the various misadventures those crazy
ponies always seem to get themselves into.

Artwork provided by the talented Zemious

The fillies Celestia and Luna proclaim war on each other, and prepare for a battle of stuffed animals, plastic toys and their over active imaginations.

You all know what happened on that fateful Summer Solstice a few years back, the dramatic tale of our favorite sextet of friends fighting an evil force trying to bring about eternal night and the loving reunion of sisters long parted. That tale is common knowledge. What you don't know is why. I mean, sure. You've got an ambiguous legend involving harmonic elements and a thousand year banishment to the moon, but who actually believes that? The truth is much more mundane. Celestia didn't banish her sister because of a spat over when the moon should be in the sky. That's far too dramatic. The truth is much simpler. It was over a taco stand.

The history of the town of Manehatten revolves heavily around the rock farm and its history. The caves, mines, and other gray features of the dry plains have been a part of Equestrian history for as long as the town itself has. So naturally when the twins Inky and Blinky find an ancient looking map carved into a stone tablet, the odds are against them finding any sort of treasure not already uncovered.
But hey, who knows? They might get lucky...
(There is no character tag for the Pie twins because none seems to exist.)