Princess Luna has a sacred and heartbreaking duty. Now she must tend to a bereaved mother who insists on knowing her daughter’s final wishes—the wishes granted by Luna herself.

Opaline has never been a particularly maternal or nurturing pony, but when she finds an abandoned filly in the woods, she takes the newborn foal under her wing. This is the story of her first full day with her adopted daughter, Misty.

Growing up in Skyros, Opaline has always felt like the odd one out. Though she is an alicorn, she is ostracized by the only two other alicorns she knows: Celestia and Luna. Still grieving over the recent loss of her parents and desperate for acceptance and friendship, Opaline tries to win the approval of the princesses, who only turn up their noses at her.

Soon, the innocence in Opaline’s heart gives way to a darkness that will change everything.

Opaline grew up being bullied and unseen by the royal sisters, whom she tried tirelessly but unsuccessfully to impress; still, Luna showed her more kindness than Celestia ever did.

Alone and friendless, Opaline fled Skyros and found safety in Canterlot, where she stayed until Nightmare Moon’s banishment. After Celestia imprisons Luna in the moon, Opaline confronts the ruler of the sun, forcing Celestia to come to terms with the role she played in Luna’s downfall.

Princess Luna reads to a kindergarten class full of foals. A lot of stuff happens.

I saw someone else’s story about Lulu reading to a school group and absolutely loved the idea, so this is my take.

Long ago, Equestria was ruled by King Cosmos and Queen Galaxia, two kind monarchs who loved their land so much that their devotion to Equestria ultimately left their two young daughters orphaned and alone.

The sisters’ most precious belongings were left behind when Nightmare Moon was banished. On the pages of two simple leather books that remained hidden in the Castle of the Two Sisters for millennia, the princesses describe in detail their happiest moments alongside the daily struggles of their adolescent years. They also express their deepest fears as they face the looming threat of war and the pain of losing their parents.

Celestia’s increasing indifference towards the pony who needs her the most serves as the catalyst for Luna’s heartbreaking descent into darkness as she continually pleads for her big sister’s love and attention. The growing tension between the sisters is documented through the eyes of the princesses themselves.

This story is a sequel to Fillies of the Night

As the daughter of Princess Celestia, Princess Summer has always been held to a high standard. As a young war widow, however, she struggles to get through each day. As she watches her younger cousin embrace life with a husband and newborn daughter, she is constantly reminded of the life that was so tragically stolen from her. Her late husband’s killers broke a sacred rule: Never hurt anypony who is loved by an alicorn. The daughter of the sun is out for revenge.

After the princesses, Derpy, and the Mane Six are all somehow turned into the toy versions of themselves, they end up in a daycare center at the mercy of human toddlers.

An epic water war is waged when the royal sisters babysit Flurry Heart after Twilight has to go to Ponyville, Shining Armor has been deployed, and Cadance needs a night out. After Flurry goes to sleep, Luna and Celestia resume the fight, but they decide to make it more interesting by turning it into a drinking game. Things escalate quickly when Cadance and Twilight join the war.

Even while he sought to destroy Equestria, King Sombra secretly loved Princess Celestia. Now that he is reformed, he desperately wants to win Celestia’s trust, and ultimately, her love.