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I like Coraline and Coralina. I think Coralina gets away from the book a bit and the nickname Cora is so beautiful. There is also Corella, Carolina, Coralia, etc.

Oh no!!!! Is Cora getting popular? :’( It’s one of my favourites.

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Coraline is sweet. It’s a bit difficult to not think of Gaiman’s book (which, admittedly, I love). I haven’t seen the movie but I get the feeling that it is well liked.

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So yeah, if Cora is getting popular, then I imagine Coraline will be as well.

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Coralie is also a favourite of mine. It’s just very pretty. Coral is growing on me. It’s pretty but not my favourite Cora name.

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Caroline. It’s been super trendy here for the last couple of decades so I’m a little tired of it. Sadly. My great grandmother was Karoline and I would have liked to honour her but it feels so dull to use it now. But yeah, it’s nice. I like Caro as a nickname.

Awful. Like a cheap textile, shiny in the wrong way and attracting static no matter how much fabric conditioner one lavishes on it.

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I dislike Cora - sounds like a squawking bird.

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I love Coralie and would use it.

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I did use Caroline, for my first daughter.

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I see Coral as an unsuccessful attempt to get a bit more mileage out of tedious Carol. I love coral, the substance, but that's different.

I don't mind Cora but I dislike all of the others.

Its ok, love Carolina, Caroline. Cora and Coralie are nice, Coral is ok

It's ok

Reminds me way too much of the movie, but it’s decent. 6/10.