1.   And publishing executives note that, in giving kids what they want, the scary fare is at least enticing reluctant readers to crack open books.

2.   The narrator is a crucial element too, one that entices readers, as does the battle-worn, sardonic Paul Madriani.

3.   Winchester does a superb job of historical research that should entice readers even more interested in deeds than words.

4.   Willes initially suggested creating a separate Latino section of the paper to entice those readers.

5.   A Web site is being prepared to entice readers, offering them wizardry graduate certificates for answering questions about the books.