Okay, so around the early 2000s I had a big collection of children's books, and I would always like to pick one out to read to my parents. Well one day I read them a book they swear they did not buy for me, and they hated it and threw it out (to be fair once you read the description you will probably agree it was an awful book to give to a kid). I have always remembered it though, but my parents claim the book never existed.
The story went like this (at least as much as I remember):
There was a young girl who was a dancer, and she had a boy her age who was her partner in dance and would always lift her up for the "big finish". But, the girl's parents fought every night and it kept her awake. So, in order to comfort herself, she would hide a box of assorted chocolates under her pillow, and every night she would eat the entire box of chocolates. However, as she got older, she...well, gained a lot of weight from doing this. So much so that at one dance performance, she ended up squishing her dance partner because she was so big, and she couldn't dance ever again. So, she ended up moving to the countryside where she started a business making one of a kind dolls (that were all her size) and she still ate an entire box of chocolates every day. The End.
Please help me find this book so I can prove once and for all to my parents that the book exists and I did not imagine it! It may have been published around the late 1990s/early 2000s, and it was a hardcover kid's book.

I know this might be a bit of a stretch but would anyone know or be able to find out where this cover photo was taken. For some reason I thought it was Knebworth House until I saw photos of the place.

I had this donkey when I was very Little, and recently i started using It for dnd, my father though, accidentally threw It in the trash, can you help me find the exact same donkey Toy? I know it Is stupid but It is very important tò me that Is The very same in appearance

Specifically the three-note sting that happens after the “f slur” audio. I’ve heard it across several videos and this was the most recent. Can anyone get the source? Apologies if this is silly.

Hi hello Reddit I’ve been looking for this children’s book it had a squirrel as a protagonist and at the beginning of the book the squirrel finds a cat that’s kind of like puss in boots and then there is this raven that dies in the end and also the squirrel the cat and the raven go to a bee hive castle at some point I think the cover was like white and gold if any of y’all know what the title of this book is I’d very much appreciate to know the name

It’s about some anthropomorphic animals with at least the main characters being ether a cat, hamster, or gerbil, some animal with like curved spiky fur on the cheeks of the head. Small chubby artstyle really cartoony All the animals wear cloths and drive cars but the main focus isn’t a car It was around 1960-1990

there was this app i found and it was i think like a mouse or rat in a race car for the mascot and you could make a book. The app was a browser app which look like it was made out off stock images and ms paint type stuff. it was mainly for school stuff like second grade or third

as a child (around 2010-2015) I played offline games with finding objects on PC

in one of the games, it all starts with the character standing in front of the castle gates in the evening, to open them you need to find the key (it's on a tree), I don't remember what happened next, but I remember that a dragon was sleeping in the castle dungeon and you had to find some necessary things so as not to wake him up, and I think there was also a rebus with what appeared first - the chicken or the egg.

another game was about getting into Dracula's castle and trying to find something there, another game about how we are on a ship during a storm, get underwater and try to enter Atlantis and it all ends with us meeting this guy with tentacles on his face.

I still vaguely remember other games, but one was definitely connected to something like the Wild West, another with some kind of dungeon where we had to correctly place a wheel that was turned by water. There was also some kind of riddle with colorful butterflies.

Sorry if it's written too chaotically, I've been trying to find these games from time to time for about six years now, but to no avail. From my memories, the games were very beautifully drawn, the music and sound effects were also what was needed, I want to bring back a piece of my childhood

Hello, can anybody help me find this exact Action Man T-shirt or the image that is on the T-shirt? Sorry for the bad quality in the image above, but it is quite old.

Hello! I’m currently looking for a Pillsbury dough boy cooler that was placed in supermarkets. The best description I have of it is a cooler with a statue of the dough boy on it that would do his little laugh when you walked past it.

The best I’ve found is a cooler that does his laugh when you walked past, but there wasn’t a statue, so it might be possible that the statue didn’t make the noise.

This is a description from 16 years ago as well so it’s possible my details are fuzzy.

Anything helps!

I read a thriller around 2023 and can’t find it again. Key bits I remember:

• A wealthy businessman (dad) runs a struggling company. He has two daughters — the older is a fashion student, the younger studies/works in finance.
• Their mother died on a cruise years earlier and the dad turned cold after that.
• The book opens with a suspicious fire at their workplace; the business is in debt and an insurance payout is suspected. The older daughter had once said “I’ll burn that place down,” so people suspect her.
• The novel uses multiple POVs. Other characters I remember: a man who moves to the city pretending to take a job but is actually searching for a sister who disappeared when they were kids; a very rich family whose charitable/volunteer daughter disappeared; and a former military man with PTSD who’s estranged from his family and living on the streets.
• Tone: contemporary thriller / domestic suspense. I think it was set in a modern city (not sure whether UK/US). Any title/author/cover art or even a chapter snippet would help — thank you!

It’s a picture of “what it’s like to live in florida”. There’s a publix, an alligator, a baby, construction, etc, it has a chaotic vibe, it’s not an ai image just edited with photoshop or something.

Looking for this brand based out of New York that used to promote a ton on tiktok

Run by an Asian guy that would go live ALL the time

The clothes was streetwear ish style

Was popular around covid times I believe (2020-21ish)

I’ll edit if I remember more