Fairy Tale by Alice Thomas Ellis
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowlings
The Wolfman by Nicholas Pekearo
Encore Provence by Peter Mayle

But there are so many that I truly love.

I agree about the Corpse bride and Charlie and the chocolate factory. I did like the visuals in the Corpse bride, but the story, not so much. The nightmare before christmas and sleepy hollow will always hold a special place in my heart.

Psych, Corner Gas, Castle, Many shows on the food network, Stargate anything, The IT Crowd, Merlin.

I would change my teeth. I have sensitive teeth and they bother me a lot. Plus I am at the dentist too much. I just wish I could have beautiful white straight teeth, mine are normal, I guess, but I want superstar teeth! lol.

I can not STAND any chick lit. I read a book by Jane Green and I hurled that thing across the room, it made my blood boil. I don't think I have ever had such an intense reaction to a book before. Stabby.

Let's see.. American Werewolf in London, Candyman, The Last Unicorn, I was a child in the 80s, the creepy animation decade. lol

I don't think I started "emotionally" connecting with Alice until I became an adult and developed panic disorder. I liked this story as a child, as one of the posters above said, it's a fun story. When I read it as a child, I could come to the story with a childlike (non panic) perspective...

Well, it is more of a nursery rhyme. I had to do a flannelboard story for one of my classes, and so I have Five little ducks, spinning round and round in my head.

I would not. I have in the past and I was always disappointed. Perhaps I expected too much after reading the glowing reviews.

This is embarrassing but I choose my username because I am a bit obsessed with cake. I actually have daydreams about it sometimes, I used to visit the site Pink Cake Box http://www.pinkcakebox.com/ religiously. Oh no, I have said too much.