Book Title Poetry!

I've always wanted to try my hand at a book title poem but lacked the inclination to do so until 1:00 AM last night, fueled by mango milk tea and the knowledge that Krispy and I didn't have a blog post planned.  Also, most of my reads lately have been library books so I never had that many pretty titles on hand.

Though I dearly wish I could make a pretty poetic stack, instead it'll be (alas!) mere text.  To make my life easier, I chose only from titles I've actually read, and to make my life harder, I decided I wasn't going to cheat by adding any extra words even though conjunctions and the like would've been nice.

Here we go!

something strange and deadly

under the never sky

shadows cast by stars

a monster calls

daughter of smoke and bone

 

thirteenth child

born wicked

when the sea is rising red

 

darkness becomes her

legend

tempest

pandemonium

incarnate

girl of nightmares

My, that turned out dark and ominous.  I made no particular effort to choose titles of a particular flavor, I just culled through my Goodreads and discarded titles that were too specific or not YA/MG.

That was pretty fun though, I must admit.  I'll have to nag Krispy to make one too!

Have you written a book title poem before?  If so, link please!  If not, DO IT.  Ahem, I mean, why not?