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Hehe yeees! Gotta 100% games^^

I didn't play that many P&C's to be honest. What I can definetly recommand is The Last Door. I would recommand that one for the OST alone. And it is more about the atmosphere so it is relatively easy.

The Charnel House Trilogy is also okay but it somehow confusing.

Journal Is more an interactive story than P&C but is has an interesting meta-aspect where you character does some things you don't want her to do and you just think "Why did you do that?" and you start feeling like the character. But it is just an okay game.

Finding Teddy is a P&C in a certain sense too. Not too difficult and it has an interesting music system.

Well, the first two are what I would consider real point & click games and all games are rather short. But The Last Door should be worth everyones time who can get over its art direction. I sitll have some more games which are story heavy but do not really counts as Point&Click. Mostly because they built on other gameplay mechanics.

Other than that in my childhood I played games like Monkey Island or Simon the Sorcerer and remember them as fun. Just now I'm trying to replay Day of the Tentacle but I'm stuck. So it seems a gap of over 20 years is not that easy to compensate if you try remembering stuff ^^

Urgh, this reads somehow confusing. Seems I lost the red string several times in there

Hi, LadySanta...happened to run across this and thought I'd throw in my 2 cents...
Belladonna is nice, short little point-and-click. Fire is kind of fun. The Runaway series is well-regarded; I've only played the first one. Same thing for the Broken Sword series.

But since you already have Syberia and its sequel these might be the best choice. (And they feature snow.) Good luck!