2015 Bookish Bingo Challenge

Row One:

1. Read a memoir – pass
2. Read a book about a curse or prophecy – Siren’s Fury by Mary Weber 
3. Read a book with a dragon in it – Burned (Dragos) by Amber Kallyn 
4. Read a book published in your year of birth – pass
5. Read a modern-classic – pass

Row Two:

1. Read a book that has been made into a TV series – Raging Heat by Richard Castle 
2. Read a book over 500 pages – Tattered on my Sleeve by Autumn Jones Lake 
3. Read a book originally written in a different language – The Room by Jonas Karlsson 
4. Re-read a book from your childhood –
5. Read a banned book – Fifty Shades Freed by E.L James 

Row Three: BINGO

1. Read a graphic novel or comic book – Stan Lee’s Chakra The Invincible Free Comic Book Day Special 2015 by Stan Lee 
2. Read a book you chose because of its cover – Sweet as Sin by J. T. Gessinger 
3. Read a book set somewhere you want to visit – Hot Property by Susanne O’Leary 
4. Read a self-published book – Jenna & the Telepath (Short Seductions Story Four) by Jordan K Rose 
5. Read a book with a LGBT main character – Lesbian Poker Night by Ava Sterling 

Row Four: BINGO

1. Read a book of poetry – Light A National Poetry Day Book edited by Gaby Morgan 
2. Read a book with non-human characters – Delia & The Werewolf by Jordan K Rose 
3. Read a book by an author with your first name – My Lady Faye by Sarah Hegger 
4. Read a book with a colour in the title – Black Horse by Addison Kline 
5. Read a book with a kickass female heroine – The Alpha Meets his Match by Georgette St. Clair 

Row Five:

1. Read a book set in the future – Wild Card by Moira Rogers 
2. Read a book based on a true story – pass
3. Free Space – He’s So Fine by Marie Mason 
4. Read a Pulitzer-Prize Winner – pass
5. Read a book written by an author with your initials – My Lady Faye by Sarah Hegger (after going through a few hundred books I own and not finding an author with SG I decided to twist it to an author with my first name instead) 

Row Six:

1. Read a book with a one-word title – Classic by Xavier Neal 
2. Read a book published in the last month – The Truth of Tristan Lyons by L. B. Dunbar 
3. Read a book that has pirates in it – Bad Boy Ahoy! by Sylvia Day 
4. Read a play or script – pass
5. Read a book written by someone under 30 – The Dark Heroine by Abigail Gibbs 

Row Seven:

1. Read a book with purple on the cover – The Hotel Part 3 by Lola Darling 
2. Read a book that is retelling – Castle Collection – Sweet & Sassy Anthology by Cindy M. Hogan, Jo Noelle, Donna K. Weaver, Paige Timothy and Kaye P. Clark 
3. Read a book with a main character under 16 – Bastard by J. L. Perry 
4. Read a book with a strong sibling relationship – All Roads Lead Home by Mary A Wasowski 
5. Read a book set outside of Earth – Jinni’s Wish by Marie Hall 

Row Eight: BINGO

1. Read a book that has water on the cover – Midnight Moonrising by K. S. Haigwood & Anne Conley 
2. Read a book about time travel – All in Time by Ciana Stone 
3. Read a book with an Asian main character – The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins 
4. Read a book you found out about on Goodreads – If He’s Noble (Wherlocke Series) by Hannah Howell 
5. Read a book that features supernatural powers – Wrecked by Franca Storm 

Row Nine: BINGO

1. Read the second book in a series – The Hotel Part 2 by Lola Darling 
2. Read a book set in a small town – Small Town Summer by various authors 
3. Read a book with a main character your age – Caroline and the Duke by Sabrina Darby 
4. Read a book with cyborgs or robots in it – The Invisible Library – Genevieve Cogman (its got robot alligators!)
5. Read a book set in a parallel universe – Autumn Rose by Abigail Gibbs 

38 out of 45 complete so far

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