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One of Roo's favorite books right now is an adaptation of Disney's Cinderella. In the book, both of the glass slippers stay glass after everything else reverts back to non-magical. Anyone got an explanation for that? 'Cause it's buggin' me.
(It also bugs me that there are only three places in the book where you can identify which stepsister is Drizella and which is Anastasia, and they don't all agree! Garumph.)
On a more amusing note, Roo has a habit of pointing out background details, and wordlessly asking what they are:
Roo: [points]
Me: That's a mirror, dear. With a candle in front of it.
Roo: Sconce!
Me: Huh?
Roo: Is sconce!
Me: ...Your mother also reads this to you, hmm?
(It also bugs me that there are only three places in the book where you can identify which stepsister is Drizella and which is Anastasia, and they don't all agree! Garumph.)
On a more amusing note, Roo has a habit of pointing out background details, and wordlessly asking what they are:
Roo: [points]
Me: That's a mirror, dear. With a candle in front of it.
Roo: Sconce!
Me: Huh?
Roo: Is sconce!
Me: ...Your mother also reads this to you, hmm?
