A review by nnecatrix
2015 Battle of the Bards Poetry Contest: Winning Entries (Battle of the Bards, #3) by Maggie Hubbeling, Krista Beucler, Veronica Brush, Rachel Poulsen, Isabella Rogge, Tannis Downing, Brianna Alers, Michael Hill, Poudre River Public Library District, Chelle Costello, Morgan Taylor, Shelley Widhalm, Kaili Schroeder, Allison Cleymaet, Quinn Ocheltree, Livi Chatfield-Scott, Elizabeth Kay Patterson, Regan Thomas, Natalie Scarlett, Ellie Manning, Cedar Bennett, Brittney Grace, Tara Soulen, Jean Ruecker, Greta Richardson
4.0
Book #7 for 2019
Ampersand: A book by more than one author
Book Bingo: A book of poems
Book Riot's Read Harder: A collection of poetry published since 2014
The Legendary Book Club of Habitica's Ultimate Reading Challenge: A book with no reviews on a book site of your choice
Linz the Bookworm: A book under 300 pages
Mt TBR #4
Ragdoll Reads: A book under 250 pages
My Personal Reading Challenge: An anthology of poetry
This was the year I skipped submitting. I forget why. But Tara Soulen entered, and her excellent poems appear here. I'd be very surprised if at least one of them was not among the winners. The rest were the usual mixed bag for this series, ranging from really dang good to okay. Of the teen selections, Livi Chatfield-Scott's "Cornerkeeper" really stood out to me.
It's great to see a wide range of local talent on display, especially among the teens. There's such a variety here that I think it's easy for anybody to find something that appeals to them. I'm sad that the library has discontinued this annual program.
Ampersand: A book by more than one author
Book Bingo: A book of poems
Book Riot's Read Harder: A collection of poetry published since 2014
The Legendary Book Club of Habitica's Ultimate Reading Challenge: A book with no reviews on a book site of your choice
Linz the Bookworm: A book under 300 pages
Mt TBR #4
Ragdoll Reads: A book under 250 pages
My Personal Reading Challenge: An anthology of poetry
This was the year I skipped submitting. I forget why. But Tara Soulen entered, and her excellent poems appear here. I'd be very surprised if at least one of them was not among the winners. The rest were the usual mixed bag for this series, ranging from really dang good to okay. Of the teen selections, Livi Chatfield-Scott's "Cornerkeeper" really stood out to me.
It's great to see a wide range of local talent on display, especially among the teens. There's such a variety here that I think it's easy for anybody to find something that appeals to them. I'm sad that the library has discontinued this annual program.