Book Spine Poem Extra Challenge

I always love reading book spine poetry but never really tried it myself, seeing that I have no poetic bone in my body. But Evie over at Bookish created an extra challenge along side The 2013 TBR Pile Reading Challenge, which I am taking part in. So, I thought now is the time to give it a shot . For more details on the said challenge click THIS.


Wicked Wintergirls,
Speak Twisted,
Garden Spells.

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