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#'''Daring Do and the Valley of Grouchy:''' On a college study trip, Daring discovers a mysterious valley, filled with dinosaurs! She soon finds herself fleeing for her life from the LostWorld's numerous dangers, but especially from its supreme overlord: a TyrannosaurusRex named Grouchy!

#'''[[Recap/Daring Do and the Cove of Candles]]:''' Daring Do embarks on a quest to recover the legendary pirate treasure of Three-Legged-Blackmane.

#'''Daring Do and the Cove of Candles:''' Daring Do embarks on a quest to recover the legendary pirate treasure of Three-Legged-Blackmane.

There were also several comics in the weekly [[Magazine/DisneyAdventures Disneigh Adventures]] magazine under the name "Diamond Daring", featuring Daring being turned into a Diamond Dog by Ahuizotl and her quest to become a pony again. The series is purely comedy, with rarely any drama. Despite being written with an extreme dose of LighterAndSofter, the comics are praised for their witty writing and [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar subtle adult humor]]. Several readers have billed them as, "the {{WesternAnimation/Animaniacs}} of Daring Do comics, and it's been rumored that A. K. Yearling prefers these stories out off all the other alternate continuities. There are a total of four arcs at the moment, but the writers for Disneigh Adventures have confirmed there will be more in the future.

In light of [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS9E21DaringDoubt recent events]], both A.K. Yearling and the book series has undergone massive criticism of the more controversial actions that Daring Do has committed throughout the series and negative interpretation of the titular character, citing that she is nothing more than a glorified thief who steals from natives while destroying countless historical temples and landmarks. Not to mention, there are persistent rumors circulating that both Daring Do and A.K. Yearling are actually the same pony and the events of the book series (at least the core series) are all actually true, resulting in massive horrifying implications for the world while making her look like a selfish idiot who never bothered cooperating with the higher authorities of Equestria, particularly a certain individual called Twilight Sparkle. Overall sales and reception took a massive nosedive, leaving the future of the series and the franchise as a whole uncertain.

* '''Daring Do [[VideoGame/ProfessorLaytonAndTheUnwoundFuture and the Unwound]] [[TrollingCreator Timestream]]''' (Due date "confidential") by [[Tropers/MugenKagemaru Endless Dream]], A.K. Yearling, and L. Heartstrings: The only things we know about this upcoming book are the title; that Dr. Endless Dream seemed to have been collaborating with A.K. Yearling herself on this project; that after [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E1TheImpossibleAstronaut Dr. Dream was tragically murdered]] while on vacation [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E13TheWeddingOfRiverSong at Lake Illumina]] in the Crystal Empire, L. Heartstrings signed on to assist Yearling with the project; and Heartstrings only signed on due to her prior friendship with Dr. Dream prior to his death. It is also noted that T. Turner also expressed interest in assisting with the project, but on the condition that L. Heartstrings be removed from the collaboration entirely. The reason for this is unknown, Turner claims it is confidential, while the demand itself appears to be a sore subject with Heartstrings, who was unwilling to discuss it when asked. Because of the demand, Yearling refused Turner.

# Darling Do and [[Disney/{{Moana}} the Heart of Te Filly]]: Now armed with clues as to where her missing father is located, Darling goes on an ocean voyage to find a stone said to be able to create islands. But an old foe of her mother's has other plans...(Set to be released next Nightmare Night.)

For more information on this classic series of Equestrian literature, [[labelnote:click here.]]This title is not real and is actually a page for fun, inspired by a ShowWithinAShow book introduced in the episode "Read It And Weep" from ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''. Add whatever you like so long as it fits into at least the first book of the series (from the episode), and make sure it fits in the genre. Keep in mind also that the readers in the world of Equestria, and possibly the author, are ponies, and edit your entries accordingly. Tropers have decided to STICK WITH THE 18-VOLUME MAXIMUM NUMBER OF VOLUMES FOR THE CANON STORY, since there were 16 books on the shelf Twilight got it from along with the canon titles provided in [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS4E4DaringDont Daring Don't]], and adding more and more volumes would make this page too long and confuse new tropers. Tropers can add ExpandedUniverse material with a bit more leniency, as long as they clearly identify such additions as ExpandedUniverse titles. Please remember that Daring Do ExpandedUniverse works are not mandated to be consistent with each other (similar to the Franchise/StarTrekExpandedUniverse). For the real-life {{Defictionalization}} of these books, please see ''Literature/TheDaringDoAdventureCollection''.[[/labelnote]]

#'''Daring Do and the Swords of the Sun:''' A vacation to the Neighpon provinces proves to be anything but relaxing when Daring is thrust into action alongside [[SuperSentai a team of local superheroes.]] With danger never far behind, Daring will have to learn to work as part of a larger team to help stop a powerful new adversary and his army of [[{{Kaiju}} giant monsters]].

# '''[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTheMovie Daring Do and the Secrets of Hydia]]''': A father-daughter bonding experience goes horribly wrong when their expedition to the long abandoned Volcano of Gloom results in Daren being absorbed by Smooze. Searching frantically, she finds the diary of Hydia, the witch that supposedly created the Smooze, only for the book to reveal she merely corrupted it. Now Daring must find a way to purify the Smooze in the hopes of not only saving her father, but saving an innocent creature as well.

While fan response was initially positive, the praise started to fade as the series continuously got [[CerberusSyndrome darker with each installment]]. The ending is almost unanimously agreed to be so [[DownerEnding gut-churningly depressing]] that many fans [[FanonDiscontinuity ignore the series outright]] and make their own Greifvogel fics (not that ''Birds of Prey'' was ever considered canon).

# ''Daring Do and the Valiant Tome''', by Vinto Taunte: While out in Nagola, Daring finds some pages from a long-forgotten codex known as the Valiant Tome. She seeks to find the rest of the book, but her search will not be easy.

Also, there's [[DrinkingGame/DaringDo a drinking game now.]] Try at your own risk.

Has a [[Characters/DaringDo developing character sheet]] and a [[FamousLastWords/DaringDo Famous Last Words list]].

The "Core Series," (which currently number eighteen) make up a loose canon, also commonly dubbed, "The Yearling Canon"; though numerous ExpandedUniverse/Spinoffs exist, many fans refuse to accept them as canon. This is especially true after a long hiatus, Yearling started a new book and the publishers officially declared the expanded universe a completely separate continuity. Unlike the [[Creator/{{Disney}} Disneigh]] reboot of the [[Franchise/StarWars Star Horse]] franchise, she does not allow anypony else to work with her on her writings, so the current ExpandedUniverse is considered a parallel universe and will continue on in its own continuity. The stories have quickly become one of the most well-known classics in modern Equestrian literature, and are popular with grade-school pony classes. There's a large adult fanbase as well; [[OneOfUs Princess Celestia]] herself has even praised the series.

Meet Ms. Daring Do, the tediously flawless head of the Royal Canterlot University Department of Equinology. Or don't, what with her not even existing in the continuity of a fictional cartoon for pre-school children. She has made it her mission in life to learn everything she can about the long lost civilizations of the world, by hunting down their treasures, great and small, and preserving them back at the Canterlot University. But unfortunately for her the mysterious Ahuizotl is out to get them first for aims that aren't clear to anyone, least of all Ms. Do herself...

Meet Ms. Daring Do, the tediously flawless head of the Royal Canterlot University Department of Equinology O don't, what with her not even existing in the continuity of a fictional cartoon for pre-school children. She has made it her mission in life to learn everything she can about the long lost civilizations of the world, by hunting down their treasures, great and small, and preserving them back at the Canterlot University. But unfortunately for her the mysterious Ahuizotl is out to get them first for aims that aren't clear to anyone, least of all Ms. Do herself...

Meet Ms. Daring Do, the strong and clever head of the Royal Canterlot University Department of Equinology. She has made it her mission in life to learn everything she can about the long lost civilizations of the world, by hunting down their treasures, great and small, and preserving them back at the Canterlot University. But unfortunately for her the mysterious Ahuizotl is out to get them first for aims that aren't clear to anyone, least of all Ms. Do herself...

Meet Ms. Daring Do, the GodMode head of the Royal Canterlot University Department of Equinology. She has made it her mission in life to learn everything she can about the long lost civilizations of the world, by hunting down their treasures, great and small, and preserving them back at the Canterlot University. But unfortunately for her the mysterious Ahuizotl is out to get them first for aims that aren't clear to anyone, least of all Ms. Do herself...

'''''The Adventures of Daring Do''''' is a non-existent series of Adventure/Action/Fantasy novels written by [[Creator/JKRowling A.K. Fartling]], published by Polo House, Inc. in Canterlot. The series is written in a AnachronicOrder, starting close to the beginning of Do's adventuring career, and then skipping around the various missions and adventures, with little to no explanation. Bits and pieces of Do's backstory have been revealed but nothing concrete; there also appears to be a MythArc, but written out of order.

The manuscript of the first fake book, ''Daring Do and the Quest for the Sapphire Stone,'' was found by acclaimed Editor and Literary agent Hard Cover in the desk drawer of A.K. Fartling, who at the time was working at the Canterlot Royal Library. Apparently Fartling had written the story just for herself and her family, but some coaxing from Cover convinced her to have it published, with some minor edits. She has since published seventeen more, with an unknown amount planned for the future. When asked about the strange order of release, Yearling has famously responded with, "I write them as they come to me."

The "Core Series," (which currently number eighteen) make up a loose canon, also commonly dubbed, "The Boring Canon"; though numerous ExpandedUniverse/Spinoffs exist, many fans refuse to accept them as canon. This is especially true after a long hiatus, Yearling started a new book and the publishers officially declared the expanded universe a completely separate continuity. Unlike the [[Creator/{{Disney}} Disneigh]] reboot of the [[Franchise/StarWars Star Horse]] franchise, she does not allow anypony else to work with her on her writings, so the current ExpandedUniverse is considered a parallel universe and will continue on in its own continuity. The stories have quickly become one of the most well-known classics in modern Equestrian literature, and are popular with grade-school pony classes. There's a large adult fanbase as well; [[OneOfUs Princess Celestia]] herself has even praised the series, at least according to a severe autist.

Boring herself has been an infamously reclusive pony, going out of her way to avoid the fame and popularity that her books have earned her. In the beginning of her career she even tried to remain anonymous, which led to her unofficial nickname of [[StevenUlyssesPerhero T. Ropers]] by her publisher, Polo House, because the manuscripts she turned in were bound in [[LineOfSightName teal-colored rope]]. Described as a meek and mild-mannered pony by those who have met her, she can be recognized by the large hat and blanket that she wears due to her sensitivity to sudden temperature changes, and the large pair of glasses that she has to wear thanks to severe near-sightedness. Some have theorized that Daring Do is A.K. Yawning's secret fantasy, living the life that the author herself wishes she had. The fact that Daring Do's coloration on the covers closely resembles that of her non-existent author gives zero credence to this theory.

One critic boringly suggested that A.K. Yawning ''is'' Daring Do, who writes up her own adventures as works of fiction so no wanker will be tempted to go after the dangerous secrets and relics that she does in every book while using her publisher/editor Twilight Velvet as her reverse ghost writer. His fellow academics had a good laugh at that bit of absurdity. Curiously, the Daring Do franchise isn't published in southern Equestria, whose press often reports on various incidents attributed to her as if she were a real pony. Other strange theories have popped up, with some suggesting that the books are a "fail-safe" of sorts, so that if Daring Do ever failed in an adventure she'd have an entire fandom who knows how she defeated her enemies before.

Or, y'know, get a life, you sad clopping losers.

Meet Ms. Daring Do, the strong and clever head of the Royal Canterlot University Department of Equinology. She has made it her mission in life to learn everything she can about the long lost civilizations of the world, by hunting down their treasures, great and small, and preserving them back at the Canterlot University. But unfortunately for her the mysterious Ahuizotl is out to get them first for aims that aren't clear to anyone, least of all Ms. Do herself...

'''''The Adventures of Daring Do''''' is a series of Adventure/Action/Fantasy novels written by [[Creator/JKRowling A.K. Yearling]], published by Polo House, Inc. in Canterlot. The series is written in a AnachronicOrder, starting close to the beginning of Do's adventuring career, and then skipping around the various missions and adventures, with little to no explanation. Bits and pieces of Do's backstory have been revealed but nothing concrete; there also appears to be a MythArc, but written out of order.

The manuscript of the first published book, ''Daring Do and the Quest for the Sapphire Stone,'' was found by acclaimed Editor and Literary agent Hard Cover in the desk drawer of A.K. Yearling, who at the time was working at the Canterlot Royal Library. Apparently Yearling had written the story just for herself and her family, but some coaxing from Cover convinced her to have it published, with some minor edits. She has since published seventeen more, with an unknown amount planned for the future. When asked about the strange order of release, Yearling has famously responded with, "I write them as they come to me."

The "Core Series," (which currently number eighteen) make up a loose canon, also commonly dubbed, "The Yearling Canon"; though numerous ExpandedUniverse/Spinoffs exist, many fans refuse to accept them as canon. This is especially true after a long hiatus, Yearling started a new book and the publishers officially declared the expanded universe a completely separate continuity. Unlike the [[Creator/{{Disney}} Disneigh]] reboot of the [[Franchise/StarWars Star Horse]] franchise, she does not allow anypony else to work with her on her writings, so the current ExpandedUniverse is considered a parallel universe and will continue on in its own continuity. The stories have quickly become one of the most well-known classics in modern Equestrian literature, and are popular with grade-school pony classes. There's a large adult fanbase as well; [[OneOfUs Princess Celestia]] herself has even praised the series.

Yearling herself has been an infamously reclusive pony, going out of her way to avoid the fame and popularity that her books have earned her. In the beginning of her career she even tried to remain anonymous, which led to her unofficial nickname of [[StevenUlyssesPerhero T. Ropers]] by her publisher, Polo House, because the manuscripts she turned in were bound in [[LineOfSightName teal-colored rope]]. Described as a meek and mild-mannered pony by those who have met her, she can be recognized by the large hat and blanket that she wears due to her sensitivity to sudden temperature changes, and the large pair of glasses that she has to wear thanks to severe near-sightedness. Some have theorized that Daring Do is A.K. Yearling's secret fantasy, living the life that the author herself wishes she had. The fact that Daring Do's coloration on the covers closely resembles that of her author gives some credence to this theory.

One critic jokingly suggested that A.K. Yearling ''is'' Daring Do, who writes up her own adventures as works of fiction so nopony will be tempted to go after the dangerous secrets and relics that she does in every book while using her publisher/editor Twilight Velvet as her reverse ghost writer. His fellow academics had a good laugh at that bit of absurdity. Curiously, the Daring Do franchise isn't published in southern Equestria, whose press often reports on various incidents attributed to her as if she were a real pony. Other strange theories have popped up, with some suggesting that the books are a "fail-safe" of sorts, so that if Daring Do ever failed in an adventure she'd have an entire fandom who knows how she defeated her enemies before.

One critic jokingly suggested that A.K. Yearling ''is'' Daring Do, who writes up her own adventures as works of fiction so nopony will be tempted to go after the dangerous secrets and relics that she does in every book. His fellow academics had a good laugh at that bit of absurdity. Curiously, the Daring Do franchise isn't published in southern Equestria, whose press often reports on various incidents attributed to her as if she were a real pony. Other strange theories have popped up, with some suggesting that the books are a "fail-safe" of sorts, so that if Daring Do ever failed in an adventure she'd have an entire fandom who knows how she defeated her enemies before.

* '''[[ComicBook/WhateverHappenedToTheManOfTomorrow Whatever Happened To The Mare Of Tomorrow]] #1-12''': A story intended as a {{homage}} to the entire ExpandedUniverse
full of ContinuityNods and {{TakeThat}}s.

* '''[[ComicBook/WhateverHappenedToTheManOfTomorrow Whatever Happened To The Mare Of Tomorrow]] #1-12''':

Other strange theories have popped up, with some suggesting that the books are a "fail-safe" of sorts, so that if Daring Do ever failed in an adventure she'd have an entire fandom who knows how she defeated her enemies before.

#'''[[Recap/DaringDoAndTheGriffonsGoblet Daring Do and the Gr], and even from each other (though there are various "continuity families"). However, thanks to an increasing number of collaborative works, the ExpandedUniverse is becoming increasingly more connected.

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# '''Daring Do and the Tinker's S significant amount of the climactic showdown was leaked by a disgruntled Polo House employee (thankfully, the ending still has its share of twists).

# '''Daring Do and the Breathing Weapons''' By Galactic Gospel: In the dead of night, all the mystical gems in the University are stolen by a group of griffons with unusual powers, calling themselves the "Greifvögel", and claiming they will use the gems' power to overthrow Equestria. Daring Do takes it upon herself to stop them, but eventually learns much more sinister truths behind this band of unusual griffons.
# '''Daring DBlue''' by Galactic Gospel. While trekking through a thick forest, Daring comes across three hatchling dragons who ask her to play a game of hide n' seek, promising her riches and treasure should she succeed. However, these young dragons are far more cunning than she allows herself to believe, and she is quickly outwitted, only to find herself alone. ''In dragon territory.''

# 'ime as she tries to recover the great and powerful Alicorn Amulet before Ahuizotl and his unicorn conspirators do. Unbeknownst to both parties, the ghost of Princess Sparkler is possessing one of these conspirators, and intends to use the amulet to not only resurrect herself, but wrest control of the domain of night from Nightmare Moon, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KafNXjIh4MU threatening a power struggle that could drop the moon onto Equestria]].

** '''Daring Do and the Hearing in to its magic.
#'''Demons Die:''' Horrified by what she did on her last venture, Daring devotes herself to finding a way to destroy the Diamonds, storing them in a remote cove for safety. After several fruitless efforts, she is forced to put her research on hold when she is informed of a new Blood Diamond in the possession of a rogue changling swarm.
#'''Swimming in Red:''' Daring Do is frustrated in her failure to find the final Blood Diamond. When she makes a discovery that could lead to the destruction of her Diamonds, they are located and stolen. A last frantic search begins, and Daring Do must find the owner of the Blood Diamonds and destroy them soon, or watch as the horror of The Blood is finally unlocked and set loose on the world.
# '''The Crimson Horde''': As The Blood and its forces launch their attack on the world, Daring must race against time to separate the Blood Diamonds and destroy them. But how?

Starsong Turner is writing a series of books on Shūbidū, who is the Seapony mayor at the time of ''Trident''. She says that at the time of the first book, Shūbidū has just come of age.

[[folder:Young Shūbidū]]
# '''Shūbidū and the Vault of Posteidon''': Shūbidū is on a family vacation when some unscrupulous treasure hunters press the family into scouting out traps in an ancient temple's treasure vault.
#. '''Shūbidū and the Seals of Doom''': A crazed pegasus sends trained killer seals against the Seaponies.
#. '''Shūbidū and the Pirates''': The ghosts of pirates sunk in a storm attack the Seaponies.

As apart of the...ntrol over her own future, not the Fortune Teller...right before sharing ice cream with Arzt.

* '''Daring Do and the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v/KirbySuperStar Daring Do and the Great Cave Offensive]]'' which takes place on a completely separate continuity from the Telltail games and apparently the books as well.

[[Creator/{{Disney}} Colt Disneigh Studios]] has recently announced the production of two Daring Do animated features, one based on the leaked ''Children of Primus'', the other an entirely original story called ''Daring Do and the Monkey King''. Both features scripted by author [[Creator/TerryPratchett Terri Prancett]]. They are both scheduled for release at next Nightmare Night.

Currently being [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjMS9Pz-x9g adapted as a Radio Play]] for Creator/CelestiaRadio, by Pony in a Box Productions.

[[folder: Daring Do Adventures]]
* [[http://youtu.be/bH4T1pSzy3M Daring Do and the Sapphire Stone]] -- An adaptation of the first book. Considerably shorter than the original.
* [[http://youtu.be/uyi3hu2PIP4 Summer Vacation]] -- Daring Do and a fellow professor, Archaeological Dig, talk about what they did over the summer.
* [[http://youtu.be/bgJzw0ARoLU Lesson Plans]] -- Masra runs into Herpy in the hallways of Canterlot University. It seems Daring Do's lesson plan is late once again.
* [[http://youtu.be/PSO9f78-WmU Herpy in the Dark]] -- It's Nightmare Night at Canterlot University, and Herpy must face a nightmare of his own.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOne0ahtekA Glory Days]] -- Storm Talon is taking one last look at his old ship before its decommissioning and his own retirement, and reminisces with Copperbeak.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXoMfss-DkI Daring Do Adventures Episode 2: Griffon's Goblet Part 1]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6wSiNtOp-s 2]] -- Daring Do receives a mysterious letter regarding the fate of her father, which prompts her to search for the Griffon's Goblet.

The [[GreatOffscreenWar Third Griffon-Diamond Dog War]] is heavily alluded to in many of the works. This prequel proceeds to give insight into the assorted adventures of the veterans of this conflict. It is divided into several sections.

[[folder:Tales of the War.]]
* ''Of Steel And Talons'': Storm's transformation from the brash and unpleasant youth to the hard-beaked but respectable griffon of today.
* ''Sniffing Out Corruption'': The alliance his people made with the dragons had set off alarm bells in Ghoul's head, so he takes it on himself to find the root of this.
* ''Sacrifice Of Alicorns'': Masra has to deal with the increasing fracturing of her nation's alliance with the griffons, and what she is willing to part with to end the war before it degenerates into a three-way conflict.
* ''No Matter The Cost'': Sterling Silver's operations as a field agent, from his greatest triumphs to his ultimate betrayal.
* ''Demons Within'': Applesack and Charity battle their inner demons over the increasing toll the war has taken on them. [[ForegoneConclusion Sadly, they lose.]]
* ''Darkest Before The Dawn'': A spin on the published diaries of Celestia regarding her actions during the war as translated into the Daring Do universe.

Following the release of 18th Core Series book, ''Ring of Destiny'', A.K. Yearling, for unknown reasons, made a statement, wondering what would have happened had [[spoiler: Daring and Rainbow failed to destroy the temple, and 800 years of unrelenting sweltering heat had ensued]]. Following this prospect, a group of authors struck a deal with Polo House, Inc. allowing them to write an [[AlternateTimeline Alternate Timeline]] stemming from that particular book.

[[folder:Fires of Equestria]]
# '''A Broken Rainbow''': Following an apparent timeline divergence at sometime during the core book ''Ring of Destiny'', Equestria is beginning to suffer under the unrelenting heat that Ahuizotl has brought forth. Rainbow Dash has lost faith in both herself and Daring and has dropped off the grid completely. If Daring is going to have any hope of undoing Ahuizotl's work, she's going to have to find Rainbow Dash and bring her to reason.
# '''The Infernal Spirit''': After discovering that Princess Celestia has fallen ill as a result of Ahuizotl's Sun Curse, Daring and Rainbow Dash travel to Canterlot to meet with the remaining princesses. It is there that Daring discovers something amazing that she really should have realised about Rainbow from the very beginning.
# '''Hands of the Below''': Daring and Rainbow's quest is put on hold as the deathly Sun Illness plaguing Princess Celestia begins to spread to others. They find themselves in a race against time to find a way to cure the illness.
# '''The Assassin's Code''': Following the revel
[[folder:April Foals Books.]]

* '''[[https://derpibooru.org/491915 Daring Do: A Soiree of Stabbings]]''' by [[Creator/GeorgeRRMartin George R.R. Mareton]]: Maharaja invites Daring Do and Short Stuff to dinner, planning for it be Daring's last. Due to mixed reactions towards excerpts read during Ponyville Comic Con, the book has been cancelled....until it was revealed to have been an April Foals gag and was never coming out in the first place.

It's not a surprise that these widely-loved books have made their way to the stage as well. Here are some of the best-known stage shows.

[[folder:Stage Shows]]

* '''[[Theatre/SweeneyToddTheDemonBarberOfFleetStreet Sweeney Trot]]''': The surprisingly popular villains Sweeney Trot and Mrs. Hoovett got their own musical, focusing solely on their plotline from ''Staff of Star Swirl'', adding a new villain, Judge Clopin (mainly [[ALighterShadeOfBlack so audience wouldn't feel too guilty for rooting for Sweeney]]), a new hero, Anthony Hopewing, and giving Sweeney's daughter Linnet more depth. The clever, complicated lyrics are ''legendary''. Good luck memorizing them all.
* '''[[Theatre/AVeryPotterMusical A Very Daring Musical]]''': A group of Chickcago-based college students made this musical, about the most affectionate an AffectionateParody can be. Combining the plots of all sixteen Yearling books, plus throwing in some references to short stories, movies, and non-canon books, this musical spoofs the series, giving new and unique spins to characters, to the point where they could almost be considered OC's. If you haven't read all sixteen books, you'll understand maybe half the plot and almost none of the jokes, but if you have, it's gut-bustingly funny. Even the actors in the Applewood movie series are fans!