After the friendship games everything returns back to normal at Crystal Prep Academy. However, five students seem influenced by the spirit of friendship they witnessed at CHS, and are unwilling to go back to the cold-hearted usual of their school.
Lemon Zest is pretty lucky for a pony who just got fried to death. She miraculously comes back as a ghost and stumbles on a haunted school where she can learn the basics of the afterlife. The fee of tuition? Recruiting more ghosts to school.
Lemon Zest is on her way to a friend's house when she runs into another girl lost in her headphones from her rival school Canterlot High... but do they really have to be enemies?
Being infused with magic during the Friendship Games not only gave Spike the ability to talk, but it also made him smarter. When he meets a cute girl dog who can't get on his level, his gift may turn out to be a curse.
Lemon Zest's friends are beyond her help, and there's nothing she can do about it on her own. Fortunately, DJ Vinyl Scratch shows up with a friendly shoulder to lean on, and a new song to inspire Lemon in all _kinds_ of ways.
Given the chance to perform a theatre play at school, Sunny Flare is more than eager to make sure the vision of her play is executed perfectly - even when her actors aren't all THAT perfect.
After Lemon Zest receives a worrying warning from Vinyl's ex-girlfriend, Octavia Melody, she confronts Vinyl about the truth, and hears the story of their ill-fated relationship.
On a cold Winter's day, Sour Sweet and Lemon Zest find themselves trapped in Sour Sweet's house during a blizzard. Alone together and with nowhere to go, they have no choice but to face each other and ask important questions about their relationship.
Lemon Zest returns home one day to find all of her best friends waiting to throw her a cheer-up party, but Sour Sweet spends the day acting a bit strange...
Life for a band on tour always brings fresh challenges. Fluttershy is ready to meet them, having grown confident as a band manager in the past two years. It’s just about the only thing she’s good at, after all.
Sunset Shimmer looked at the note again, though she could barely read it. "Midnight, CHS football field, be there, alone." No clue who'd sent it. No idea why. Total mystery why she'd even shown up. But she was the curious type.
Lemon Zest is growing frustrated in her relationship with Vinyl Scratch, and her own frustration makes her feel like a bad person. But when she talks with Vinyl about it, it rips open an old wound that could end their relationship.
Sour Sweet has been miserable for as long as she can remember. Little does she know what lies ahead for her... Book Three of the Crystal Prep Chronicles: Before the Friendship Games
Lemon Zest and Indigo have a boring day at school and decided to mix them up. But their kind of fun usually comes with some sort of horrible unintentional twist.
Being a new kid at a private school is hard. Lucky for you, it's easy to blend into the crowd and lose yourself to the music that makes you feel at home. However, that doesn't mean you wouldn't like someone to talk to during lunch.
Crystal Prep Academy is a school where good students go to become great, and great students go to become the best. To bad they only become great by using the people around them as stepping stones. Is this really a good place for Heavenly Quill?
Sunny Flare gets her first report card of Principal Cadance's tenure, and it's not good. Her mother, former-Principal Abacus Cinch, has an uncomfortable explanation for that.
Indigo Zap and her friends go to the arcade to play games. But their fun is interrupted when a stranger, Aria Blaze, challenges them to play the "hardest" game in the arcade.
After the Friendship Games debacle, the Shadowbolts and their classmates go to Eternal City for the traditional second-to-last year's overseas school trip. However, the circumstances will make this trip far from traditional...
Lemon Zest is a radiating ball of pure energy, just with a human attached. Sunny Flare is more like one of those icy outer planets far away from the sun, you know, Pluto. But they keep in orbit, nevertheless. After all, gravity doesn't always suck.