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.   As he worked, he surrounded himself with open books and memorized Shakespeare.

3.   It is a gigantic rectangle, with towers at the four corners in the shape of open books.

4.   The idea of storing books in four glass-faced towers, L-shaped to evoke open books, was ridiculed by library experts.

5.   They say it should be completely separate, with open books, open finances and democratic votes.

6.   Apparently they seem like open books but, in fact, they are as mysterious and as enigmatic as the elders.

7.   The library, with four tall towers in the shape of open books soaring above the Seine in southeastern Paris, was conceived by the late President Francois Mitterrand.