Mini Challenge #1: Spine Poetry
I am so excited that this is our first challenge because I love Spine Poetry! It is a favorite activity during April with my students and we have a lot of fun with it. In hindsight, I probably should have better prepared because these are the only books I have right now in my house. Seriously, all of my other books are at school or in storage. Since I do only have six, I felt I couldn’t leave any of them out either…
Anyway, without further ado, here is my sad little quirky & nonsensical spine poem.
Books used: Why We Broke Up by Daniel Handler, Doll Bones by Holly Black, Into the Still Blue by Veronica Rossi, Hollow City by Ransom Riggs, More Than This by Patrick Ness, and Evertrue by Brodi Ashton.
Literacy Love 
Great poem 🙂
This was really fun! I had a similar problem – I don’t own that many books and many of the ones I do own are in boxes from my move… But in some ways I think it made it easier – less to choose from! 🙂
Oooh very cool! I love how it’s a little bit dark!
It is quirky but I love it! I think you did great with the books you had!
I loved your quirky poem! I think the ones that leave a bit of imagination involved are interesting. I keep thinking of things that yours could mean!
It’s a very quirky poem! I think it’s interesting because I feel like the tone is light, but there’s a hint of darkness. Very mysterious 🙂
Only six books available, and you still managed to make it rhyme! Rock on. ;D
I’d say you pulled it off for sure!! Bonus points for using a few of my favorite books. 🙂
I love that you were able to come up with something despite only having a few books on hand. I doubt I could have done that! Great job!
Very nice 🙂 The combination of the first two titles makes it really interesting and dark!