all of these crossovers are fascinating and i'm absolutely loving them, definately looking forward to if/when you add more, particularly if howl and sophie show up- i love diana wynne jones' books

Love these drabbles... just added this story to my favs list.

I stumbled on this story by accident and I'm glad I did. It's really well written and entertaining. Even though I didn't know some of the characters I still read the chapters.

I'm so glad to find a new chapter! And a wonderful chapter it is, as usual :D
(also, I'm going to have to check on Hetalia, since I've never heard about it).
Thanks!

Cool... I like it. I'm always rather wary of anything with Hetalia in it - it's the overtones of relationships that gets me. But this was good. I like the idea of it, and the way that Sarah gets everything so quickly.

I liked what she said about having already having made her choice but putting off actually making it known to anyone yet, too.

I don't know anything about Hetalia, but the chapter was very self-explanatory and I loved it even without the background knowledge. Particularly the interplay between Arthur and Alfred. That was rather a humorous odd friendship that completely had me in stitches at the end with that little exchange of "invisible friends". :) Thanks for updating!

How very fun. I love updates to this story.

Your writing gives a sense of hope to the hopeless.

Have you read Howl's Moving Castle, the actual book? That might be a good one to write on/add.

I LOVE Jack of Kinrowan. What was Kate's errand?

this is very interesting. i love how you're connecting harry potter, labyrinth, mirrormask. your description of dreaming, creating and its dangers are very intriguing. i'd love to know more about it or how it plays into the story. some of the others i don't fully recognize, other than narnia, lotr or terabithia. still, i read them anyway.

this is a very intresting little story i like this and i so cannot wait for more. good luck with your reading i hope to see another wonderful chapter soon!

~MP

I so love your Sarah here.

Poor Albus-- wizard or not, dealing with such folk would drive anyone a bit bonkers.

This world tends to lose its dreamers young-- I got goosebumps from this line.