Dixie Kelly is none other than Jack Kelly's younger sister. The other Newsies will describe her as kind-hearted, loving, mischievous, beautiful and smarter than her brother. Along with Davey and Jack, Dixie helps with the Newsies strike, Dixie is put to the test with friendship, loyalty, family and love. The king of Brooklyn catches her eye but Jack is determined to protect his little sister because everyone knows that Spot Conlon is trouble.

Cora Jones (but never call her that) went from living rich in Brooklyn to life in the slums of Manhattan. A week after the moved there, her parents were killed in a house fire and she ended up moving into the Newsboys Lodging House with her best friends, the Manhattan Newsies under the name of Flip. In the next three years, Flip has moved up in ranks, becoming second-in-command to the one Jack Kelly. She co-leads the Newsies Strike, but when she goes home, she catches the eye of the King of Brooklyn. How will these two fare during these times and with the betrayal ahead of them?

Leslie is a 14 year old orphan in New York. She’s stuck in an awful orphanage until she’s 18 years old. The only thing that makes life bareable is her big brother, Jack, who comes to talk o her through the orphanage windows. That is until Jack gets arrested. But when he breaks out, he comes for Leslie and they run away, hiding from the police together. Now, it’s months later and Jack and the newsies are going on strike because of raised paper prices. That’s when Leslie meets Spot Conlon, the fast talking, wise craking, cocky king of the Brooklyn newsies. He’s too cocky for comfort with Leslie and he just thinks she’s pretty. But as time goes on, will they develop feelings for each other? But by the time they do, will it be too late? Will Leslie’s past catch up with her? And will the roughness of the streets threaten to tear her and Spot apart?

"I'm the queen of New York!" In which, Annabeth Kelly faces many challenges amongst being a Newsie in Manhattan, New York. Alongside her is Jack Kelly, her older brother, and the other New York Newsies. Everything was going normal for her, until the newspaper prices were raised. Along her journey, she would meet new friends, and a possible lover. Read to find out what will happen to The Newsies, after Jack declares they all go on strike. Started-6/07/2022 Finished-6/19/22 Story process-complete

Elizabeth Higgins little sister of Racetrack Higgins. Elizabeth had never loved a guy or fallen for one that is until she meets the famous King of Brooklyn Spot Conlon will she fall for him or kick him to the curb?

Kat Kelly: independent, sarcastic, and younger sister of Jack. NOT someone who needs "protection" by the reluctant King of Brooklyn himself, Spot Conlon. But when Spot and Kat start to catch feelings and word gets out about Kat being Jack's sister, the newsies find out that some people will do anything to stop the strike, including harming Kat. Based on the 1992 movie, but anyone can read!

Catnip, a feared newsie from Manhattan who is the leader of all the action in the Newsies Strike of 1899. While Jack ran the strike she was the one to act first, to start every fight, and it was also her role in the strike to keep Spot Conlon, Brooklyn, and everywhere else, with the strike.

Josephine Carter became the first and only female Newsie when she ran away from her family at the age of ten because they didn't love her. Jack Kelly found her and took her in, treating her as his little sister. That's when she became a part of the newsie family. Granted, the guys did sometimes get on her nerves but they respected her just like they would anyone else. But when the price of the newspapers rise, it creates trouble for Josephine and the boys. It seems like things are becoming impossible, that winning the strike is impossible. When she meets a certain feared leader from Brooklyn, she starts to think that some things may not be impossible after all. . . . Highest Rankings: #1 spotconlon 8/10/20, 9/17/21, 2/23/22 #1 newsies 9/2/20, 8/9/21, 4/19/22 #1 Racetrack 8/9/21 #7 gabrieldamon #1 jackkelly 10/20/21

Racetrack was kind of a newsie hybrid, he sold papes in Manhattan and in Brooklyn when he went to Sheepshead. While visiting his beloved racetrack he some how manages to form a unlikely bond with the Leader of Brooklyn, Spot Conlon. What happens when the "King" of New York and King of Brooklyn fall head over heels for one another? -- Why is my silly little story popular? I don't own Newsies Please please be nice about spelling and grammar mistakes!! I have dyslexia and I mainly write late at night!

During the newsboys strike of 1899, Ciara Ryan is welcomed into the newsie family. Ciara puts herself to the test, determined to help strike leader Jack Kelly out in any way possible. However, her plans become shaken up when she begins to fall for the cocky king of Brooklyn- Spot Conlon. #1 in Strike #5 in SpotConlon **Disclaimer** I do not own nor take credit for any of the original Newsies. The songs and strike plot belong to Disney. The only character I do own and take credit for is Ciara Ryan.