The late Russell Hoban, a great believer in totems, is the author of Jim's Lion Walker Bookss £9.99), a captivating words-and-pictures book full of courage and succour about a boy in hospital.
A really captivating book.
This expertly observed portrait of female friendship is -- in a word -- captivating.
Yousef Bashir's captivating "The Words of My Father" is full of youthful exuberance, unlikely adventures, and raw discovery.
Until things shift, I take comfort in the words and captivating moving images that Deen, his open heart and remarkable erect penis, put out into this world.
In real-estate listings, certain words (beautiful, captivating) and features (pizza oven, farmhouse sink) can swing a home's sale price by thousands of dollars, according to research conducted by the real-estate firm Zillow.
And on Saturday, another young woman's words captivated the nation.
The bombast, and the implicit threat of Chávez's words, captivated Venezuelans, and launched his political career.
When solid data began to show what was happening to greenhouse-gas __levels on earth, Hansen became, in his words, "captivated".
In the closing days of 1998, she and Mr. Edwards came face to face at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, where he discovered that the woman whose words captivated him was also a coltish Scandinavian blonde.
The inscription read: "Wher' neath the cold damp earth lay, and sleep in quiet day by day, and have no more on earth to say, who'll weep for me?" The words captivated Ms. Stessin-Cohn, who made it her mission to speak for Rebekah Brower and anyone else who had died, forgotten and ignored, in the poorhouse.
