Super Bingo Challenge

[Lu]

Super Bingo Challenge

To complete this challenge you need to get 5 Bingos! Bingos may be claimed by completing 5 spaces in a row: sideways, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. A block can be used for more than one Bingo (pink/red example), but then another block has to be read that touches the Bingo (red example).



When the tasks (original list here: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...) are randomized, they fall in this order:

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1. Read a book with a city in the title.
2. Read a book that you do not own.
3. Read a book in which the main character spends some time in prison.
4. Read a book/series that spans more than one generation.
5. Read a book where children are the main characters (can be either individuals or as a group) - children can be classified as younger than 13.
6. Read a first book in a series by an author new to you.
7. Read a book with feet on the cover.
8. Read a book where celebrations are important - birthdays, weddings, funerals etc.
9. Read a book published in the year you were born.
10. Read a book with the word "old" in the title for 2015 or a book with "new" in the title for 2016.
11. Read a book with a fruit on the cover or in the title.
12. Read a book where the main character has a sister.
13. Read a historical fiction book.
14. Read a book by a South African born author.
15. Read a book where any of the main characters or the author shares the first name of any of your grandparents.
16. Read a book with zombies or undead characters.
17. Read a book with a weapon on the cover.
18. Read a book that has been re-written in some way. Like a re-telling or the new twilight.
19. Listen to an audio book.
20. Read a book that has an apostrophe in the title (for example, we'll, sister's etc.)
21. Read a book that was published before you were born.
22. Read a book in the month that is the Book of the Month in one of the groups that you belong to on Goodreads.
23. Read a book by an author who is no longer alive.
24. Read a book with flowers / plants / trees on the cover.
25. Read a book set in Australia.
26. Read a book by one of your top 5 favorite authors.
27. Read a choose-your-own-adventure type book.
28. Read a book written in the form of letters or a diary.
28. Read a book that has not been made into a movie or TV series.
30. Read a book that was published more than 15 years ago.
31. Read a book that has been on your TBR/wishlist for more than a year.
32. Read a book published prior to 1900.
33. Read a book that includes friends who are far away from each other as a main part of the story.
34. Read a book set in the Americas excluding the USA and Canada.
35. Read a book whose author uses an initial as part of his/her name.
36. Read a book where magic plays a role.
37. Read a book where the author or main character shares your birth month or star sign.
38. Read a book that has something to do with a bird. Either in the story, on the cover or the author's name etc.
39. Read a book about books - so set in a library / bookshop or deals with the publishing industry in some way.
40. A book that is set at sea.
41. Read a book with a flower in the title (excluding "flower").
42. Read a book where the main character is a witch.
43. Read a book you have been meaning to read for a while.
44. Read a book which deals with sport / fitness / exercise.
45. Read an environmentally friendly book (eBook, borrowed from someone/library, audio book, printed on paper from sustainable sources, etc.)
46. Read a book that has the the word 'the' in the title.
47. Read a book mentioned in another book.
48. Read a chunkster (more than 500 pages).
49. Read a book that has won any literary prize (state prize).
50. Read a book where the title starts with a vowel.
51. A book with monsters.
52. Read a book, fiction or non-fiction, about a real historical person or event.
53. Read a book that isn't set on Earth.
54. Read a locked room mystery.
55. Read a book from a genre that you haven't tried before (don't like).
56. Read a book that has a character named after a colour.
57. Read a book with a Christmas theme/setting.
58. Read the first book in a series, by an author you enjoy.
59. Read a book where someone disappears/goes missing.
60. Read a book written in the first person.
61. Add your age to get one number and read a book with that number of words in the title (e.g. if you're 39, 3+9 = 12, 1+2 = 3, read a book with 3 words in the title).
62. Read a book that has a colon (:) in the title
63. Read a book with a GLBT character.
64. Read a book originally published in another language.
65. Read a book with a castle on the cover.
66. Read a book where the characters struggle with language barriers.
67. Read a book about twins.
68. Read a book with Q, X Y or Z in title or sub-title or author name.
69. Read a book with ghosts.
70. Read a book that was originally published in another language.
71. Read a book set in the Middle East.
72. Read a book with an animal on the cover.
73. Read a book that was co-written (not an anthology).
74. A book that has an occupation in the title.
75. Read a book which was either never completed by the original author (incomplete manuscript).
76. Read a book with a shell on the cover.
77. Read a book recommended by GR based on your read list.
78. Read a book with a number in the title.
79. Read a book that has a mystery/secret in it.
80. Read a past BoM or AoM that you never read.
81. Read a book with a heart on the cover.
82. Read a book that your favorite author has recommended.
83. Read a book that is set in more than one country.
84. Read a book classed as a Sci-Fi.
85. Read a book set in a manor/mansion.
86. Read a book that has a two word title, of which the first word is 'The'.
87. Read a book with an umbrella on the cover.
88. Read a book with a king or queen or knight or dragon as a character.
89. Read a book with a one word title.
90. Read a book where the first and second word of the title starts with the same letter.
91. Read a book that is based on a classic.
92. Read a book with a character who has/had cancer.
93. A book with a name in the Title.
94. Read a book with "girl" in the title.
95. Read a non-fiction.
96. Read a book by an author who is your opposite gender.
97. Read a microhistory e.g. https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...
98. Read a book where at least one character has some form of special ability.
99. Read a second in a series.
100. A book with a revolution in it.
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[Lu]

The Bingo Block:



You can download and save, fill in etc. this super bingo block.
The tasks are in the first post in the spoiler section.

[Lu]

My Spot:



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✔1. Read a book with a city in the title.
✔2. Read a book that you do not own.
✔3. Read a book in which the main character spends some time in prison.
4. Read a book/series that spans more than one generation.
✔5. Read a book where children are the main characters (can be either individuals or as a group) - children can be classified as younger than 13.
✔6. Read a first book in a series by an author new to you.
7. Read a book with feet on the cover.
✔8. Read a book where celebrations are important - birthdays, weddings, funerals etc.
9. Read a book published in the year you were born.
10. Read a book with the word "old" in the title for 2015 or a book with "new" in the title for 2016.
11. Read a book with a fruit on the cover or in the title.
12. Read a book where the main character has a sister.
✔13. Read a historical fiction book.
✔14. Read a book by a South African born author.
15. Read a book where any of the main characters or the author shares the first name of any of your grandparents.
16. Read a book with zombies or undead characters.
✔17. Read a book with a weapon on the cover.
18. Read a book that has been re-written in some way. Like a re-telling or the new twilight.
19. Listen to an audio book.
20. Read a book that has an apostrophe in the title (for example, we'll, sister's etc.)
✔21. Read a book that was published before you were born.
✔22. Read a book in the month that is the Book of the Month in one of the groups that you belong to on Goodreads.
✔23. Read a book by an author who is no longer alive.
✔24. Read a book with flowers / plants / trees on the cover.
25. Read a book set in Australia.
26. Read a book by one of your top 5 favorite authors.
27. Read a choose-your-own-adventure type book.
28. Read a book written in the form of letters or a diary.
✔28. Read a book that has not been made into a movie or TV series.
✔30. Read a book that was published more than 15 years ago.
✔31. Read a book that has been on your TBR/wishlist for more than a year.
32. Read a book published prior to 1900.
33. Read a book that includes friends who are far away from each other as a main part of the story.
34. Read a book set in the Americas excluding the USA and Canada.
35. Read a book whose author uses an initial as part of his/her name.
✔36. Read a book where magic plays a role. - Every Heart a Doorway
37. Read a book where the author or main character shares your birth month or star sign.
38. Read a book that has something to do with a bird. Either in the story, on the cover or the author's name etc.
39. Read a book about books - so set in a library / bookshop or deals with the publishing industry in some way.
40. A book that is set at sea.
✔41. Read a book with a flower in the title (excluding "flower"). - Rose Under Fire
42. Read a book where the main character is a witch.
✔43. Read a book you have been meaning to read for a while.
44. Read a book which deals with sport / fitness / exercise.
✔45. Read an environmentally friendly book (eBook, borrowed from someone/library, audio book, printed on paper from sustainable sources, etc.)
✔46. Read a book that has the the word 'the' in the title.
✔47. Read a book mentioned in another book.
48. Read a chunkster (more than 500 pages).
✔49. Read a book that has won any literary prize (state prize).
✔50. Read a book where the title starts with a vowel.
51. A book with monsters.
✔52. Read a book, fiction or non-fiction, about a real historical person or event.
✔53. Read a book that isn't set on Earth.
54. Read a locked room mystery.
55. Read a book from a genre that you haven't tried before (don't like).
56. Read a book that has a character named after a colour.
57. Read a book with a Christmas theme/setting.
58. Read the first book in a series, by an author you enjoy.
✔59. Read a book where someone disappears/goes missing.
60. Read a book written in the first person.
61. Add your age to get one number and read a book with that number of words in the title (e.g. if you're 39, 3+9 = 12, 1+2 = 3, read a book with 3 words in the title).= 9
62. Read a book that has a colon (:) in the title
63. Read a book with a GLBT character.
64. Read a book originally published in another language.
65. Read a book with a castle on the cover.
✔66. Read a book where the characters struggle with language barriers. - Rose Under Fire
67. Read a book about twins.
✔68. Read a book with Q, X Y or Z in title or sub-title or author name.
69. Read a book with ghosts.
70. Read a book that was originally published in another language.
71. Read a book set in the Middle East.
72. Read a book with an animal on the cover.
✔73. Read a book that was co-written (not an anthology).
74. A book that has an occupation in the title.
75. Read a book which was either never completed by the original author (incomplete manuscript).
76. Read a book with a shell on the cover.
77. Read a book recommended by GR based on your read list.
78. Read a book with a number in the title.
✔79. Read a book that has a mystery/secret in it.
✔80. Read a past BoM or AoM that you never read.
✔81. Read a book with a heart on the cover.
82. Read a book that your favorite author has recommended.
✔83. Read a book that is set in more than one country.
✔84. Read a book classed as a Sci-Fi.
✔85. Read a book set in a manor/mansion.
✔86. Read a book that has a two word title, of which the first word is 'The'.
87. Read a book with an umbrella on the cover.
88. Read a book with a king or queen or knight or dragon as a character.
✔89. Read a book with a one word title.
90. Read a book where the first and second word of the title starts with the same letter.
91. Read a book that is based on a classic.
✔92. Read a book with a character who has/had cancer.
✔93. A book with a name in the Title. - Rose Under Fire
94. Read a book with "girl" in the title.
95. Read a non-fiction.
✔96. Read a book by an author who is your opposite gender.
97. Read a microhistory e.g. https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...
✔98. Read a book where at least one character has some form of special ability. - Every Heart a Doorway
✔99. Read a second in a series. - Rose Under Fire
100. A book with a revolution in it.

To add in when something falls out:
The Ice Queen, Just One Damned Thing After Another
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[Liezel]

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[Carolien]

If anybody would like the tasks in spreadsheet format, send me a message and I'll mail mine to you.

[Janice]

Progress: 25/25



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1. Read a book with a city in the title.
✔ 2. Read a book that you do not own.
The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins (ebook downloaded from Project Gutenberg)

✔ 3. Read a book in which the main character spends some time in prison.
A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

4. Read a book/series that spans more than one generation.
✔ 5. Read a book where children are the main characters (can be either individuals or as a group)
The Nest by Kenneth Oppel

✔ 6. Read a first book in a series by an author new to you.
Raffles: The Amateur Cracksman by E.W. Hornung

✔ 7. Read a book with feet on the cover.
The End of Everything by Megan Abbott

✔ 8. Read a book where celebrations are important - birthdays, weddings, funerals etc.
The Mark by Edyth Bulbring

9. Read a book published in the year you were born.
10. Read a book with the word "old" in the title for 2015 or a book with "new" in the title for 2016.
11. Read a book with a fruit on the cover or in the title.
✔ 12. Read a book where the main character has a sister.
Manners & Mutiny by Gail Carriger

✔ 13. Read a historical fiction book.
Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee

✔ 14. Read a book by a South African born author.
The Karma Suture by Rosamund Kendal (Cape Town)

15. Read a book where any of the main characters or the author shares the first name of any of your grandparents.
16. Read a book with zombies or undead characters.
17. Read a book with a weapon on the cover.
✔ 18. Read a book that has been re-written in some way. Like a re-telling or the new twilight.
Cinder by Marissa Meyer (retelling of Cinderella)

19. Listen to an audio book.
✔ 20. Read a book that has an apostrophe in the title
Newt's Emerald by Garth Nix

✔ 21. Read a book that was published before you were born.
Under the Greenwood Tree by Thomas Hardy (published 1872)

✔ 22. Read a book in the month that is the Book of the Month in one of the groups that you belong to on Goodreads.
Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel (South African Book Lovers BOTM Oct-Nov, finished on 16 November)

23. Read a book by an author who is no longer alive.
✔ 24. Read a book with flowers / plants / trees on the cover.
The Color Purple by Alice Walker

25. Read a book set in Australia.
26. Read a book by one of your top 5 favorite authors.
27. Read a choose-your-own-adventure type book.
✔ 28. Read a book written in the form of letters or a diary.
Gabi, a Girl in Pieces by Isabel Quintero

✔ 29. Read a book that has not been made into a movie or TV series.
The Eternal Maiden by T. Everett Harré

✔ 30. Read a book that was published more than 15 years ago.
Shadow Magic by Patricia C. Wrede (1982)

31. Read a book that has been on your TBR/wishlist for more than a year.
✔ 32. Read a book published prior to 1900.
Frank Reade and His Steam Horse by Harry Enton (1892)

33. Read a book that includes friends who are far away from each other as a main part of the story.
34. Read a book set in the Americas excluding the USA and Canada.
✔ 35. Read a book whose author uses an initial as part of his/her name.
Wicked After Midnight by Delilah S. Dawson

✔ 36. Read a book where magic plays a role.
The Harp of Imach Thyssel by Patricia C. Wrede

37. Read a book where the author or main character shares your birth month or star sign.
38. Read a book that has something to do with a bird. Either in the story, on the cover or the author's name etc.
✔ 39. Read a book about books - so set in a library / bookshop or deals with the publishing industry in some way.
Lost in a Good Book by Jasper Fforde

✔ 40. A book that is set at sea.
The Voyage of the Basilisk: A Memoir by Lady Trent by Marie Brennan

41. Read a book with a flower in the title (excluding "flower").
✔ 42. Read a book where the main character is a witch.
Daughter of Witches by Patricia C. Wrede

43. Read a book you have been meaning to read for a while.
✔ 44. Read a book which deals with sport / fitness / exercise.
Dare Me by Megan Abbott (Cheerleading)

45. Read an environmentally friendly book (eBook, borrowed from someone/library, audio book, printed on paper from sustainable sources, etc.)
✔ 46. Read a book that has the the word 'the' in the title.
The Long War by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter

✔ 47. Read a book mentioned in another book.
Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome (Lost in a Good Book)

48. Read a chunkster (more than 500 pages).
✔ 49. Read a book that has won any literary prize (state prize).
The Help by Kathryn Stockett

✔ 50. Read a book where the title starts with a vowel.
End of Days by Susan Ee

51. A book with monsters.
52. Read a book, fiction or non-fiction, about a real historical person or event.
53. Read a book that isn't set on Earth.
54. Read a locked room mystery.
55. Read a book from a genre that you haven't tried before (don't like).
56. Read a book that has a character named after a colour.
✔ 57. Read a book with a Christmas theme/setting.
I Am Half-Sick of Shadows by Alan Bradley

58. Read the first book in a series, by an author you enjoy.
✔ 59. Read a book where someone disappears/goes missing.
Lady Audley's Secret by Mary Elizabeth Braddon

✔ 60. Read a book written in the first person.
The Alienist by Caleb Carr

61. Add your age to get one number and read a book with that number of words in the title (e.g. if you're 39, 3+9 = 12, 1+2 = 3, read a book with 3 words in the title).
✔ 62. Read a book that has a colon (:) in the title
Ghostly: A Collection of Ghost Stories edited by Audrey Niffenegger

63. Read a book with a GLBT character.
64. Read a book originally published in another language.
65. Read a book with a castle on the cover.
66. Read a book where the characters struggle with language barriers.
67. Read a book about twins.
68. Read a book with Q, X Y or Z in title or sub-title or author name.
✔ 69. Read a book with ghosts.
Carnacki the Ghost-Finder by William Hope Hodgson

70. Read a book that was originally published in another language.
71. Read a book set in the Middle East.
✔ 72. Read a book with an animal on the cover.
Black Dog Summer by Miranda Sherry

✔ 73. Read a book that was co-written (not an anthology).
Illuminae by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff

74. A book that has an occupation in the title.
75. Read a book which was either never completed by the original author (incomplete manuscript).
76. Read a book with a shell on the cover.
77. Read a book recommended by GR based on your read list.
✔ 78. Read a book with a number in the title.
34 Pieces of You by Carmen Rodrigues

✔ 79. Read a book that has a mystery/secret in it.
Greenglass House by Kate Milford

✔ 80. Read a past BoM or AoM that you never read.
Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood (BoM November 2013)

81. Read a book with a heart on the cover.
✔ 82. Read a book that your favorite author has recommended.
Court of Fives by Kate Elliot (Gail Carriger's Read, September 2015)

83. Read a book that is set in more than one country.
✔ 84. Read a book classed as a Sci-Fi.
Valor's Choice by Tanya Huff

✔ 85. Read a book set in a manor/mansion.
The Observations by Jane Harris

✔ 86. Read a book that has a two word title, of which the first word is 'The'.
The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith

✔ 87. Read a book with an umbrella on the cover.
Made You Up by Francesca Zappia

✔ 88. Read a book with a king or queen or knight or dragon as a character.
The Boleyn King by Laura Andersen

✔ 89. Read a book with a one word title.
Lagoon by Nnedi Okorafor

90. Read a book where the first and second word of the title starts with the same letter.
✔ 91. Read a book that is based on a classic.
After Alice by Gregory Maguire

92. Read a book with a character who has/had cancer.
✔ 93. A book with a name in the Title.
Mr. Splitfoot by Samantha Hunt

94. Read a book with "girl" in the title.
✔ 95. Read a non-fiction.
Taxidermy Art: The Rogue's Guide to The Work, The Culture, and How to Do It Yourself by Robert Marbury

✔ 96. Read a book by an author who is your opposite gender.
To Hold the Bridge by Garth Nix

97. Read a microhistory e.g. https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...
✔ 98. Read a book where at least one character has some form of special ability.
Zeroes by Scott Westerfeld

99. Read a second in a series.
100. A book with a revolution in it.
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[Vernice]

My Spot:



Duration: 01/11/2015 - 31/10/2015

(view spoiler)[✔ 1. Read a book with a city in the title - Supernatural: The Dogs of Edinburgh

2. Read a book that you do not own -

✔ 3. Read a book in which the main character spends some time in prison - Fellside

✔ 4. Read a book/series that spans more than one generation - Homegoing

✔ 5. Read a book where children are the main characters (can be either individuals or as a group) - The BFG

✔ 6. Read a first book in a series by an author new to you - Darkfever

✔ 7. Read a book with feet on the cover - Tuck Everlasting

8. Read a book where celebrations are important - birthdays, weddings, funerals etc.

9. Read a book published in the year you were born.

10. Read a book with the word "old" in the title for 2015 or a book with "new" in the title for 2016.

11. Read a book with a fruit on the cover or in the title.

✔ 12. Read a book where the main character has a sister - Bloodlines

✔ 13. Read a historical fiction book - The Nightingale

✔ 14. Read a book by a South African born author - Umbilicus

15. Read a book where any of the main characters or the author shares the first name of any of your grandparents.

16. Read a book with zombies or undead characters -

17. Read a book with a weapon on the cover -

✔ 18. Read a book that has been re-written in some way. Like a re-telling or the new twilight - Charm (retelling of the Pied Piper story)

✔ 19. Listen to an audio book - The Bazaar of Bad Dreams

✔ 20. Read a book that has an apostrophe in the title - Supernatural - Beginning's End

✔ 21. Read a book that was published before you were born - The Great Gatsby

✔ 22. Read a book in the month that is the Book of the Month in one of the groups that you belong to on Goodreads - The Magicians

✔ 23. Read a book by an author who is no longer alive - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

✔ 24. Read a book with flowers / plants / trees on the cover - The Substitute

✔ 25. Read a book set in Australia - The Light Between Oceans

✔ 26. Read a book by one of your top 5 favorite authors - The Storyteller

27. Read a choose-your-own-adventure type book.

✔ 28. Read a book written in the form of letters or a diary - The Diary of a Young Girl

✔ 28. Read a book that has not been made into a movie or TV series - The Royal We

✔ 30. Read a book that was published more than 15 years ago - The Princess Bride

✔ 31. Read a book that has been on your TBR/wishlist for more than a year - Fangirl

32. Read a book published prior to 1900 -

33. Read a book that includes friends who are far away from each other as a main part of the story.

34. Read a book set in the Americas excluding the USA and Canada -

✔ 35. Read a book whose author uses an initial as part of his/her name - Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

✔ 36. Read a book where magic plays a role - The Indigo Spell

✔ 37. Read a book where the author or main character shares your birth month or star sign - The Fiery Heart (view spoiler)[Sydney is an Aquarius (hide spoiler)]

✔ 38. Read a book that has something to do with a bird. Either in the story, on the cover or the author's name etc. - Richelle Mead's The Dark Swan: Storm Born

✔ 39. Read a book about books - The Library at Mount Char

40. A book that is set at sea.

✔ 41. Read a book with a flower in the title (excluding "flower") - The Golden Lily

✔ 42. Read a book where the main character is a witch - Where No Shadows Fall

✔ 43. Read a book you have been meaning to read for a while - The Kite Runner

44. Read a book which deals with sport / fitness / exercise -

✔ 45. Read an environmentally friendly book (eBook, borrowed from someone/library, audio book, printed on paper from sustainable sources, etc.) - The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

46. Read a book that has the the word 'the' in the title -

47. Read a book mentioned in another book.

✔ 48. Read a chunkster (more than 500 pages) - Shadowfever

✔ 49. Read a book that has won any literary prize (state prize) - The Underground Railroad Winner of the National Book Award

✔ 50. Read a book where the title starts with a vowel - A Natural History of Dragons

51. A book with monsters -

52. Read a book, fiction or non-fiction, about a real historical person or event -

✔ 53. Read a book that isn't set on Earth - The Restaurant at the End of the Universe

54. Read a locked room mystery -

55. Read a book from a genre that you haven't tried before (don't like) -

56. Read a book that has a character named after a color -

57. Read a book with a Christmas theme/setting -

58. Read the first book in a series, by an author you enjoy -

59. Read a book where someone disappears/goes missing -

60. Read a book written in the first person -

61. Add your age to get one number and read a book with that number of words in the title (e.g. if you're 39, 3+9 = 12, 1+2 = 3, read a book with 3 words in the title).

62. Read a book that has a colon (:) in the title

✔ 63. Read a book with a GLBT character - Carry On

64. Read a book originally published in another language -

65. Read a book with a castle on the cover -

66. Read a book where the characters struggle with language barriers -

✔ 67. Read a book about twins - The Royal We

68. Read a book with Q, X Y or Z in title or sub-title or author name.

69. Read a book with ghosts.

70. Read a book that was originally published in another language.

71. Read a book set in the Middle East - The Kite Runner

72. Read a book with an animal on the cover.

73. Read a book that was co-written (not an anthology).

74. A book that has an occupation in the title.

75. Read a book which was either never completed by the original author (incomplete manuscript).

76. Read a book with a shell on the cover.

77. Read a book recommended by GR based on your read list.

78. Read a book with a number in the title.

79. Read a book that has a mystery/secret in it.

80. Read a past BoM or AoM that you never read.

81. Read a book with a heart on the cover.

82. Read a book that your favorite author has recommended.

83. Read a book that is set in more than one country.

84. Read a book classed as a Sci-Fi.

85. Read a book set in a manor/mansion.

86. Read a book that has a two word title, of which the first word is 'The'.

87. Read a book with an umbrella on the cover.

✔ 88. Read a book with a king or queen or knight or dragon as a character - Red
Queen

89. Read a book with a one word title.

90. Read a book where the first and second word of the title starts with the same letter.

91. Read a book that is based on a classic.

92. Read a book with a character who has/had cancer.

93. A book with a name in the Title.

94. Read a book with "girl" in the title.

95. Read a non-fiction.

96. Read a book by an author who is your opposite gender.

97. Read a microhistory e.g. https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...

98. Read a book where at least one character has some form of special ability.

99. Read a second in a series.

100. A book with a revolution in it. (hide spoiler)]

[Vernice]

Updated Message 7

Completed Task 39

39. Read a book about books - so set in a library / bookshop or deals with the publishing industry in some way.

The Library at Mount Char

[Jennifer]

My Spot

Completed: 25/25

#2 - The Lost Colony
#3 - Fabian
#4 - Blake's Pursuit
#5 - Island of the Aunts
#6 - A Quest of Heroes

#26 - Jennifer: An O'Malley Love Story
#36 - On the Accidental Wings of Dragons
#46 - Shadows of the Past
#56 - Melting into You
#66 - Her Alien Savior

#53 - Reckless Rescue
#63 - Desire to Fall
#73 - Sister's Revenge: A Michelle Angelique Urban Action Adventure Thriller Series Book #1
#83 - The Opal Deception
#93 - Yours Truly, Taddy

#58 - Traces of Guilt
#68 - In Too Deep
#78 - One Heart ~ Two Souls
#88 - Her Dragon To Slay
#98 - The Shaman's Mate

#59 - Love Me Anyway
#69 - Ghosts of Tsavo
#79 - Let It Snow
#89 - Burning
#99 - The Arctic Incident

[Shannon SA]

2/100


68. Read a book with Q, X Y or Z in title or sub-title or author name The Book of Ebenezer Le Page
67. Read a book about twins The Woman Who Went to Bed for a Year

[Monique]

Progress 18/25
Bingo's: 1/5


(view spoiler)[Tasks
5. Read a book where children are the main characters (can be either individuals or as a group) - children can be classified as younger than 13.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl

6. Read a first book in a series by an author new to you.
Kahayatle by Elle Casey

7. Read a book with feet on the cover.
The BFG by Roald Dahl

21. Read a book that was published before you were born.
Matilda by Roald Dahl

28. Read a book written in the form of letters or a diary.
The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot

42. Read a book where the main character is a witch.
Beautiful Creatures by Kami Garcia

45. Read an environmentally friendly book (eBook, borrowed from someone/library, audio book, printed on paper from sustainable sources, etc.)
Death at La Fenice by Donna Leon

46. Read a book that has the word 'the' in the title.
The Witches by Roald Dahl

47. Read a book mentioned in another book.
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee in Beautiful Creatures

48. Read a chunkster (more than 500 pages).
The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen pages: 512

49. Read a book that has won any literary prize (state prize).
Changeless by Gail Carriger - Prix Julia Verlanger (2013)

51. A book with monsters
Jackaby by William Ritter

60. Read a book written in the first person
Fury by FisherAmelie

87. Read a book with an umbrella on the cover.
Soulless by Gail Carriger

96. Read a book by an author who is your opposite gender.
Paper Towns by John Green


65. Read a book with a castle on the cover.
Heartless by Gail Carriger

74. A book that has an occupation in the title.
Model Misfit by Holly Smale

83. Read a book that is set in more than one country.
Geek Girl by Holly Smale (hide spoiler)]

[Carolien]

Completed 30/25.

1. Reading Lolita in Tehran
2. The Shape of Water
3 Dear Ahmedbhai, Dear Zuleikabehn: The Letters of Zuleikha Mayat and Ahmed Kathrada, 1979–1989
4. The Birdcage
5. Five Little Peppers and How They Grew

13. A Famine of Horses
14. Waking up in Vegas
15. Winter in July
16. Samson's Lovely Mortal
17. Clouds of Witness

21. The Phoenix and the Carpet
22. Lady Audley's Secret
23. Caleb's Kingdom
24. For Love of a Rose
25. Seven Little Australians

43. The Crow Trap
44. The Aurora County All-Stars
45. The Atrocity Archives
46. The Heist
47. Crossing to Safety

61. Just One Damned Thing After Another
62. The Proud Tower: A Portrait of the World Before the War, 1890-1914
63. The Book of Secrets
64. The Snack Thief
65. To Catch a Star

93. Sabrina
94. The Winter Queen
95. All the President's Men
96. Moon Over Soho
97. The Final Days

[Janice]

BINGO!!

[Lu]

Oh wowow!! Congratz Janice!

[Jennifer]

BINGO - Finished

[Carolien]

well done!

[Jax]

Huh. I actually managed to complete this.



Bingo!

[Janice]

Well done Jax!

[Jennifer]

Well done