July (or even August ideas)
- Summer romance
- Summer school
- Summer/family vacation gone wrong
July (or even August ideas)
A book that takes place in Japan (A nod to the Olympics)
A Classic
A Genre Out of Your Comfort Zone
A Book You Have Had for Over a Year
Part of a Series
Future month bookish bingo prompt idea(s):
-Tried it again (a book you started over a year ago, but for whatever reason never finished)
-Based on a fairy tale
-A translated book
-A crime mentioned in title
-Includes recipes, not a cookbook
-Reread a book from your childhood
-Book of essays
-A Canadian book
A book published by a small or university press.
A book with a group of people who want to change how their society is ran like in the hunger games as one example
Yellow book spine
Number in the title
Starts with the
Purchased Second Hand
Won in a giveaway
A color in the title
A number in the title
A borrowed book (Borrowed from a friend or the library)
A classic
A graphic novel
Based on fairy tales
A retelling
A contemporary
A book with less than 200 pages
A book that takes place in a school (School will be starting back up again for college kids and in some states in August)
A reread
An old favorite
A book with magic
Animal on the cover
E-book
Non-fiction book
Celebrity author
A book featuring a LGBTQ character
A female heroine who saves the day despite what her male characters say about it
November suggestions:
November ideas-
Cozy mystery
Family at the center of the book
Camping or hunting
Ideas I’ve had include…
~ Candy in the title or on the cover
~ Fantasy/sci-fi portals
~ Mermaids!
~ No love-triangle
A title that begins with a c and is a young adult themed book
-A book centered around a winter holiday
-A book with Snow in the title
-A classic
-A book to help finish your reading goals
-A book with 20 in the title
For February
Illustrated cover
Number in the title
Written by a POC
Icy Cover
Curl up under a blanket and read
-Food on the cover
-Woman on the cover or female lead (for Women’s history month in March)
-book by an author you have enjoyed before
-nonfiction
For March 2021:
– As we are at the first anniversary of the shut-down, I suggest a book that deals with a notable passage of time, anniversary, or commemoration.
– A book with colorful spring pastels on the cover!