Juno doit garder sa petite sœur pendant que son père et sa belle-mère s'offrent un dîner aux chandelles.

Juno and Mark see each other a year after the baby is born. Will it be a one time occurrence or will something happen between them. Inspired by the deleted scenes of the movie. I own nothing, but please review. The rating may change.

Juno is living as the same smart yet immature person in this sequel to the movie! She has many funny stories to go through yet involving Leah, Bleeker and her family! Rated T for language, sexual references although not too bad!

Juno is shopping in preparation for her wedding and she happens to bump into Vanessa and the baby she once gave up. The meeting takes its toll on her and she comes to a decision: It's time to start a family-for real this time.

Se imagina a sí misma con ella en las manos en medio del escenario y, ¡quién sabe!, quizás alguien le tire sus calzoncillos en medio del concierto mientras miles de mecheros se alzan en la sala, iluminándola como si fueran luciérnagas. Quizás ella chille y parta el mástil de su guitarra al final de la función, creyéndose Steve Jones.

Just a one shot of what Junos father did after she had the baby and he decided to head home from the hospital. :-)

Vanessa is in a horrible are accident and her daughter needs somewhere to go. Juno and Paulie decide to take care of it.

"The thing is, Steve Rendazo secretly wants me..." what if meek Bleek isn't enough, and Juno secretly wants him, too? And so our rather douchebaggy protagonist falls for...a douchebag.

Turns out Juno and Paulie weren't the perfect couple after all.

Ok, so this isn't really a fan fiction for Juno, but I used a song from the soundtrack for the idea. The song is 'Tire Swing' by Kimya Dawson. The style is very Juno, so if you like the movie you'll more then likely going to like this story.

Juno and Bleeker conduct an experiment. Well, more like Juno experiments on Bleeker. Fluff!

Juno graduates college with a degree in journalism she marries Bleeker who's a chemistry teacher back at their old high school. Vanessa falls fatally ill and asks Juno asks her a very big favor to have Juno adopt her biological son is Juno up to the task?

i had to do a one-shot songfic for this song and it was perfect for Juno. two years before the events in the movie Juno's loony-b**ch-mom kidnapped one of the replacement kids leaving her current husband desperate to find the him lyrics on my profile

It begins and ends with questions about happiness. Juno has a life after her junior year; part of that life is running into Mark Loring again.

The cautionary whale and the cheerleader slut.

Short little thing, Bleaker pays Juno a visit.

100 ficlets for Juno/Bleeker. Dead.

Takes place four years after the movie. Juno and Vanessa meet up when Juno's home from college for the summer. Juno/Vanessa

Jack and Juno Payne find out that they are infertile. They decide to adopt a child. Will Juno’s past come back to haunt her? Juno/OOC

Juno and Bleeker's daughter yeah I changed it journeys through a high class prep school, her sometimes father Mark trying to suck up to her and of course the hardships of being a teenager.

Juno is living as the same smart yet immature person in this sequel to the movie! She has many funny stories to go through yet involving Leah, Bleeker and her family! Rated T for language, sexual references although not too bad!

Mini one-shot poem. Not sure if I should post it but hopefully you like it. Basically shows a few different angles from all over the place in the storyline. Better than the summary. Juno/Bleeker

Some things are forever, even when you want them to end. That's the way it is for Vanessa and Mark. Mark/Vanessa. Rating may go up.

What if Juno went into labor alone...guess who happens to stop by? MarkJuno some age change-not crazy

Quinze anos se passaram desde que Juno deu seu bebê para adoção e finalmente seu filho Davis resolve responder as cartas que ela mandou quando ele tinha seis anos. Essa fic é uma resposta a Hey Kid de Silverviper2134 em que Juno escreve uma carta ao filho