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| Spirited away . . . not quite (The Japan Times) |
| One of the outstanding things about the life of Elisabeth (age 10), aka "Betty" in "Je m'appelle Elisabeth" (International Title: "Call Me Elizabeth") is the vast amount of time she has to go for long, solitary bike rides, discover and investigate the ruins of an old house, and tell herself stories at night under the covers. The story is set in 1960 in the French countryside, and there's no TV, ... |
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| Goosed (Metro Santa Cruz) |
| Once upon a time ..." the story begins, triggering a response imprinted in childhood: Sit back, settle in and prepare for a yarn that might have monsters, heroes or magical charms, might be scary or fantastical, but will probably turn out all right in the end. |
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| A new era for preps (The Springfield News-Leader) |
| Maybe you've heard the news. We've been trying to reach high school coaches for four weeks, through letters and e-mails to their athletic directors and stories in the News-Leader and on News-Leader.com. |
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