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The Last Mapmaker - Book Spine Poetry Entry

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The Call Of The Wild

Beyond The Bright Sea

Dolphins At Daybreak

Starry River Of The Sky

The Secret Garden

By The Shores Of Silver Lake

The Trumpet Of The Swan

Wild Mushrooms

On The Other Side Of The Hill

The Killer Bear

Looking For Home

This is about an innocent adventurer who has an unexpected run-in. They enjoy the peaceful nature and beauty of creation until they spot a killer bear over the hill and they quickly decide it's time to head home.

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Enemies In The Orchard

Problems In Plymouth

Hitmen Triumph

Alone

Out Of My Mind

On The Edge Of The Dark Sea Of Darkness

Looking For Home

Step Into The Bible

The Adventure Begins

Way Down Deep

The Last Battle

On The Other Side Of The Hill

This poem is about finding purpose in Jesus. The person is alone in the world, with enemies all around and in a dark mental state. They discover God's word, which tells them the real purpose for life. Their journey walking with Jesus begins, and they find peace in Him. God is what every person needs, and this person discovers a new source of strength to face their problems.

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Danny Saves His Town From The Killer Bear

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Danny Saves His Town From The Killer Bear

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These Happy Golden Years

Tell Me What Is That?

The Killer Bear

The Adventure Begins

The Quest For Paradise

Growing Day By Day

Finding Luck

The Last Battle

Danny The Champion Of The World

This poem is about an ordinary citizen, Danny, who steps up for his town and saves them from a killer bear terrorizing his peaceful town. Throughout the poem, he works up the courage and eventually relocates the bear to a far away forest. Danny proves that an ordinary person can be courageous and step up for the good of others.

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"Dancing Dreams" Poem Entry by Hannah Mugwanya

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Name: Avianna Gross

Title: My Love for you                                                                                   .

What inspired your poem, and why did you choose these titles?:
I love my mommy and daddy and they tell me they love me too.

Poem typed or written out:

I LOVE MY MOMMY
I LOVE MY DADDY
I LOVE YOU TO THE MOON AND BACK
I LOVE YOU THIS MUCH
LOVE YOU MORE
BECAUSE YOU'RE MINE
THANK YOU

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Explorers of the wild!

It’s a magical world,

There’s treasure everywhere!

The journey…

Indescribable!

It was interesting to me to use book titles for the theme of exploring. I really enjoy all these books and I like how they worked together to make a poem.

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Poppy Watkins_The Glasses Delivery_Poem Entry

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The Penderwicks

Looking for Home

Finding Luck

The Quest for Paradise

Step Into the Bible

Welcome Home!

The Adventure Begins

Fearless Faith

Mightier than the Sword

This poem is about the Penderwick family searching for a home. On a quest for God's truth and the road to paradise, when they step into the Bible, they are welcomed home into God's kingdom. The adventure of growing in their faith begins. They realize that having faith in God is better than having conflict and battle with a sword.

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The First Four Years

The Long Winter

Little Women

Unbroken

Looking For Home

The Door in the Wall

The Secret Garden

Wonderland

Indescribable

These Happy Golden Years

There's Treasure Everywhere

Best Family Ever

This poem is about persevering through hard times, or in this case, the "long winter". When they finally come to the door in the wall, they come to a place where treasure abounds. They live as one big family through the happy golden years of peace and harmony.

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The Complete Guide to Cats and Dogs

These Happy Golden Years

There's Treasure Everywhere

Wild Thing

Unbroken

Rascal

Loved and Cherished

The Call of the Wild

Indescribable

Wonderland

Best Family Ever

This poem was inspired by our furry friends and how they make life so much easier for us. No matter what breed or species, our pets inspire, help, and support us. That's why they make the best family ever! Their lovable, quirky, and unique habits make us laugh and smile. Truly there is treasure everywhere in them! We're always going to be on an adventure with these amazing creatures!

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Nighttime Adventure

Runaway Pony

Midnight Mystery

Out of my Mind

What To Do When Your Brain Gets Stuck

Super Sleuth

The Wind, The Road, and the Way

On the Other Side of the Hill

Rascal

The Horse and His Boy

Welcome Home!

Never Trust a Sneaky Pony

This is a story about a runaway pony. His owner, a boy, embarks on an adventure to find his companion and solve the mystery of where his naughty pony escaped. He is out of his mind with worry and has no idea what to do. But he follows the clues and discovers his pony’s trail, following the wind, and the way to his friend. He climbs to the other side of the hill and finds his pony, the silly rascal! Finally, the horse and his boy are reunited and return home. The boy learnt an important lesson that day, as he locked the barn door: Never trust a sneaky pony!

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A Girl's Guide to Making Really Good Choices

Step into the Bible

Reach for the Stars

Fearless Faith

Live in Light

Growing Day by Day

Your Happiest You

Loved and Cherished

You Got This!

This poem is about living life to the fullest for God. Life can be challenging, and knowing what choices to make is hard. To make good decisions, we should first look at what God says is right and true in the Bible. It is also important to set goals, aim high and work hard, with faith that follows Him even when it’s hard. Living in the light for God will let us continue to grow and blossom every day. Following God can be hard, but also full of joy and fulfillment, because He loves us, and we are His. The best life we can live is one for God; if we do that, we can rely on Him to guide us through every decision.

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A Million Dogs

Loved and Cherished

Every Dog

Indescribable

Me and My Dog

The Adventure Begins

I am Yours

Best Family Ever

Bark!

“Pawprints” is inspired by the bond between humans and dogs. This poem celebrates the millions of dogs who have made their way into our hearts. Each is an individual, indescribable and unique. When a dog enters our lives, we begin an incredible adventure. The only question is who belongs to whom? Our canine companions are family, and love us unconditionally. Even the sound of a joyful bark brings thoughts of those special dogs in our lives. They have left pawprints on our hearts forever.

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Abby Neza - Gr5 - When Stars are Scattered

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Braylen Watts Poetry Book Contest, Poem 1 2025

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Wondering About the World

Little boy who lived down the drain…

Picture a tree,

A blue butterfly,

Birds,

What the moon is like…

I chose The Little Boy Who Lived Down the Drain because it is such a funny book. Then I chose the other books because those are all nice things in the world that people would wonder about if they never had a chance to see them.

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Olivia Book Spine Poetry Contest 2024/2025

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Name:       Arabella                             Title:     Roberts                                                                              .

What inspired your poem, and why did you choose these titles?:

I was inspired to write these poems because of God’s unconditional love 💕 for us.

I chose these titles because all of them were centered around love.

Poem typed or written out:

I’ll always love you

The friend who forgives

I like myself!

Because your grandparents love you

Helping hands

Love you forever

Prayers for children

All day long, God loves me

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Name:    Arabella                                Title:       A year down yonder                                                                            .

What inspired your poem, and why did you choose these titles?:

I was inspired to write this poem because it is about the journey of a person unsure where they will belong. They try out many different places, but none is quite right. It is a poem of belonging and being. I chose these titles because I thought they represented the poem I had in mind.

Poem typed or written out:

A year down yonder

Where the sidewalk ends.

Down by the bay

At the seaside

Midnight in the mountains

God bless this starry night

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Name:    Julia B    Title:  Silly Chicken Bird Songs

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Name:    Julia B    Title:  Silly Chicken Bird Songs

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I like books about animals.

Silly chicken bird songs

Forgetful bear

The Lord’s Prayer

Holistic Goat Care

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Adelina Wendland - The Watcher Who Wonders

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Adelina Wendland - The Watcher Who Wonders

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Adelina Wendland - Gr5 - The Watcher Who Wonders

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Copy of Book Spine Poetry Contest 2024_2025

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This poem explains how you've got to trust in God, have Faith, and hold on to Him no matter what.

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Christian Faith

Faith begins at home,

Mere Christianity,

Studying Together

The Jesus I never knew.

The openness of God,

Without a doubt.

Take my hand;

Hold on tight.

If you want to walk on water,

you've got to get out of the boat.

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spine poetry books called_ Christian Faith

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Name:      Arabella Roberts                              Title:   My Words                                                                                .

What inspired your poem, and why did you choose these titles?:

I was Inspired to write this poem because it shows that your words change as you grow.

My words is a poem about how a little girl's thoughts and words change over a period of time. When she was six the line “ When Will We Get There?” Signafied the girls impatience at a young age. When she is big she shows a greater understanding of her blessings and in this case her pretty little house that found happiness. She is now grateful for all that she has and has a deep understanding of what means a lot to her.

Poem typed or written out:

Now we are six

These are my words

When will we get there?

Then

When I am Big

Bless this house

The pretty house that found happiness

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Kennaa Ababu - Gr.4 - Nature is Beautiful

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Kennaa Ababu - Gr.4 - Nature is Beautiful

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Kennaa Ababu - Gr.4 - Nature is Beautiful

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Liv Manchester - Gr. 5 We Want You to Know

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Johanna Liebelt - Flame & Blood Upon Our Land

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Johanna Liebelt - Flame & Blood Upon Our Land

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Johanna Liebelt - Gr.5 - Flame and Blood Upon Our Land

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Jaime Dyck - Gr.4 - Monday Morning Madness

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Before Columbus What the Eagle Sees editing process part 2

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Before Columbus What the Eagle Sees editing process part 2

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Before Columbus What the Eagle Sees editing process

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Before Columbus What the Eagle Sees editing process

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Before Columbus What the Eagle Sees by Javi Google Docs Link

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Before Columbus What the Eagle Sees by Javi Google Docs Link

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Final Version of the Poem: Before Columbus What the Eagle Sees by Javi

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Final Version of the Poem: Before Columbus What the Eagle Sees by Javi

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Before Columbus

What the Eagle Sees

Turtle Island

Dreams from Many Rivers

A New Hope

by Javi

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What the Eagle Sees Before Columbus link

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What the Eagle Sees Before Columbus link

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Turtle Island

The Last Mapmaker

How to Make Hand-drawn Maps

Why Penguins Don’t Get Cold

Dreams From Many Rivers

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Link for The Last Mapmaker: Javi by Javi Aherrera

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Link for The Last Mapmaker: Javi by Javi Aherrera

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The Last Mapmaker: Javi