Are you ready for another round of Bookish Bingo? Join us in April and conquer your TBR!
Click here to read the rules and download your Bookish bingo card below. Make sure you share your progress with us by using #BookishBingo on social media. Let us know what books youâre reading for each prompt below!
When you get bingo shout it out here and weâll congratulate the winners each month in our newsletter.
Please explain âfictional languageâ.
This prompt was inspired by fantasy worlds that often feature a created language like The Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones for example.
Iâm excited to participate for the first time this month!
Canât wait to try this one! Just started a new book this evening.
Ooo, I am SUPER excited for this month, I am already planning out a couple different paths to a BookishBingo! Hoping this will keep me motivated, as I have been feeling a little down with everything that is going on in these crazy times we are in.
Can you please elaborate on â bought via indie bookstore websiteâ. Could it be from just a bookstore, or does it specifically have to be from the website? Do people who sell used books on amazon through other sources count?
This is inspired by current events as most independent bookstores have had to close their stores to foot traffic. Itâs very specific so you could classify a book youâve purchased from an indie bookstore or a bookstoreâs website if you canât achieve this prompt.
My first BookishBingo. Some tough prompts for me.
Oh, this is fun! My goal is to get through my current TBR list, and Iâve found some books to match up with a bingo row:
I used my points to redeem Goddess in the Machine, which I canât wait to read! I hope it arrives before the end of April, but if it doesnât then I plan to read The End of the Ocean by Maya Lunde instead.
I am trying to fill in the square âFeatured on BookishFirstâ and am looking for Childrenâs books. When I go under âBooksâ and genre: âChildrenâsâ, there are no entries. Am I not searching the right way? Thanks in advance!
You are searching correctly, however we havenât had many Childrenâs books. You can see the Middle Grade and YA books that weâve featured in their own categories.
It would be really cool if you had a Bookish Jr. or Bookish teen for young readers!
Thereâs some difficult prompts on here, but I really like these. I like that they reflect whatâs going on and also have it so we can support indie bookstores.
Alliteration in the title is a good prompt, but I canât think of any off the top of my head. Iâm so glad I had to read âCall of the Ravenâ this month because I didnât have any other books that were published in April. Usually those prompts are the hardest ones for me, because I try to always read new releases.
Just one more prompt to go. Hopefully will get this done in the next few days. Anyone else?
Almost there! Plan on reading Howl and Other Poems by Allen Ginsberg for the âpoetry or verse novelâ prompt (even though itâd also be a reread for me) and hopefully, if it arrives in time, Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston for the âpink coverâ prompt.
Wish me luck!
BINGO!
These are the books that Iâve read:
Two word title: Star Faer
Reread: Flowers for Algernon
Pink cover: Women on Top
Comfort read: Summer on Honeysuckle Ridge
Featured on Bookish First: The Safe Place
Thanks for your bingo update. Good luck with your last two reads!!
Congrats on your Bookish Bingo win!
