...what? It's a school bake sale.

Rarity's mark has told her who she's meant to be, and she's spent too long postponing her chance to become that pony. However, it's never given her any hints on just how she's supposed to do it. Maybe her first trade show will help -- in some way.

Ponies planning to travel outside Equestria may wish to note that meteorology is not an exact science. (Preferably, this should happen before they go mad.)

What's the best way to deal with that traveling cloud party? Make it somepony else's problem. And what's the best way for somepony else to deal with it? Repeat as necessary.

Some ponies want to see the world burn. Others just think it's a good idea to force Rainbow into working retail.

Because when it comes to cattle, hormones, or adolescents, nopony should ever underestimate the power of group stupidity.

Sixth-year Bill Weasley is tired of having witches chase him just for his looks: a problem which, in all the wizarding world, feels like his alone. But some say there are other worlds...

Because wherever ponies discover a new means of entertainment and having fun, including the brand-new industry of movie-making, there will be a self-appointed moral guardian doing her very best to make them stop.

There are those who say that marks are destiny. But there is one who believes destiny is a trap. And there is nothing she will not do to make the world free.

For nearly every citizen of Equestria, it's a holiday: a chance to get together with friends, gather a few treats, and laugh in defiance of the darkness. For Celestia, Nightmare Night is something else entirely.

For Bon-Bon and Lyra, the worst part of any holiday season is never the celebration itself. It's the day after. And when they both have something they're not talking about, it's everything.

There's a price to pay for tampering with nature. Fluttershy is going to make sure Twilight's bill comes due.

What gives ponies the right to place a pattern among the stars? And when they do... what kind of emotion draws the lines?

When it comes to disciplining pets, a bird who can resurrect herself needs... special measures.

Rainbow's first days in Ponyville left a real impression on the town. (Some of the impact craters still haven't been filled in.)