Readathon: Bout of Books 23: Literary Bad Guys

Literary Villain

Who are your favorite literary bad guys? Can be a villain, a not-so-good-guy, or anti-hero.

Thanks to Darcus (@darcusmurray) for today's challenge.

There are not a lot of villains I really enjoy, but I'm going to go with Tamlin from the ACoTAR series. He's not as bad as the King, but he has his moments of villainous, and then he redeems himself. Then he goes back to being ehh. I honestly think he's just a broken person. I suppose I would be to with everything that happened to him. So he is a love to hate, hate to love kind of character.

Todays Instagram Challenge
Book Spine Poetry

Banished

Down Among the Sticks and Stones

Echoes of Us

Fragile Spirits

Furthermore

A World Without You

Readathon: Bout of Books 18: Poem from the Spines

A perennial favorite is back! Go hunting through your books and unleash your inner poet! Use the titles of your chosen books to create a poem. Snap a picture of your creation and share it with the hashtags #BookSpinePoetryBoB and #boutofbooks.

I'm actually pretty fond of this one.

Here's how it should read

"To

Those that wake

I'll meet you there

in the 

Kingdom of ashes

Everneath

the

Black City

Forever

Lost in time."

LoveAThon: Book Spine Poetry

Get excited, folks, as an old favorite is back! We'll be doing another round of book spine poetry for this year's Love-a-Thon. If you don't know what that is, it's basically taking a few of your favorite book titles and arranging them to form a poem. You can simply type out the titles, take a photo of the book spines or design a collage. Creativity is encouraged! 

This is absolutely one of my favorite challenges to do for any event.

If I Should Die

(my) Body and Soul

(will) Linger

(in the) Hereafter

Boundless

(as the) Living Dead Girl

A Thousand Pieces of You

Erased

What's Left of Me

Another Little Piece

(of) When We Met

Book Blogger: Love-A-Thon: Book Spine Poetry

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Say it with books: Book Spine Poetry

Let's get our imaginations whirring, and the creative juices flowing through our veins. All you need to do is create a poem using only the spines of your books.

Summer Surge Readthon #3: Spine Poetry

It's time for the third challenge, the Spine Poetry Challenge. 

This is my Spine Poetry Challenge:

It's a bit late, but I've been in the process of moving so the internet has been down.

Everything I was,

Forever,

Gone,

Linger,

in the City of Lost Souls

MeMe: Follow Friday: Book Spine Poetry

Time for Book Spine Poetry again! Take a picture of your book spines spelling out something epic.

This took me a bit of time to find what I liked and sounded right to me.

In my teen years I wrote a lot of poetry (most sucked), and I always had to have it sound just right
and rhyme so here is what I came up with....

"Through her eyes

Once,
Forgotten,
The hidden,

Deadly little lies."