A Spoon Filled with Sugar

If you wish to find number eighteen Cherry Hill Lane, simply ask a policeman. He'll tilt his helmet, scratch his head, and direct you with a white-gloved hand, "First to your left, take a second right, sharp right again, and you are there. Good morning." But should you press for more details, he'll reluctantly share whispers of the terrible deeds that have occurred there and the stubborn black soot marks on the pavement that even the heaviest London rains cannot wash away.

When Geoffrey Berkeley hires a new nanny for his two unruly children, he has no idea what strange events are about to unfold. The new nanny, with her sharp teeth and peculiar friends, soon makes Mr. Berkeley realize that not everything sweet is harmless.

"A Spoon Filled with Sugar" offers a dark twist on beloved children's tales, but this story is definitely not for children. So, come along... pit pat... it's time for a walk in the park. Keep an eye out for the mysterious man who says he is a sweep, if indeed he is a man at all. And when we return, we'll all have our medicine-a spoon filled with sugar that promises to cure all ills...